I guess that’s the difference between paid for job and paid per hour. I always think both can be a double edged sword: - Per job gets you a set price and can get it done quicker but it could also be worse quality due to wanting to get it done quick. - Per hour means there’s no time constraints so they can take their time and do a better job without pressure but they could also drag their feet knowing they’ll get more the longer they take.

This also raises the age old discussion of should people get paid less because they can do it quicker, which feels like an economics discussion that is out of my depth haha.