The harder I work the less I'm paid
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Queen HawlSerareplied to [email protected] last edited by
Heck I'm just the janitor for a wealthy company and for the first time it's a gig where I don't hate everyone and everything because of my job.
I still hate everyone and everything, but that has more to do with my pay than the work involved.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Yeah he does good stuff
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<And only way to get there is to spend some serious time on studying and working hard.
Naw, you just need a skill that's in high demand with low amount of qualified or interested individuals. You had it right in the first half. I make decent money and learned everything on the job. I was just willing to do boring data and implementation work that others seem to shy away from.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Just start one of these ai Saas companies that market to small units of government and hire some sales people who will promise the world. Eventually your service will just be forgotten about, bit they'll still continue paying the monthly fees.
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What do you do? (You don't need to be specific)
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This is also a privilege, most people don't break out from endless toil for daddy
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Ain't that the truth.
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As someone who has crossed over both and currently working in games, it's actually kind of wild how different a mindset games are. It takes a very specific skillset even in software engineering and there are unique challenges to both sides of the fence. Crossing over is not quite as easily transferable as you'd think
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So just act like I'm worth 6 figures and I'll get it? Gotcha!
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This is just “work smarter not harder” re-invented.
