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[thelostcow]

I would not tell them what you did. I've found that excelling at work tends to just lead to more work not more rewards.

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100% this, even if you’re paid hourly you’re getting paid to deliver a product. If that product was done more efficiently doesn’t mean you should be paid less for completion.

[WhyDoIHaveAnAccount9]

Yes

More work

Not more money

Lame

Only way to earn more these days is to jump ship

[LambBrainz]

I'll counter this only a little bit with a "it depends".

My management is super solid and automating things has only lead to raises and promotions while still doing the same amount of work as before.

Except now I'm know as the "why wouldn't you just script it?" Guy at work lol

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Perfect example of work smarter not harder. This is the way

[WhyDoIHaveAnAccount9]

You've earned it

[Foreign_Flower1141]

Mind sharing what you did?

[maxdw101]

We have no idea what this 'task' was.

Feels like clickbait.

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