THERE IS NO HONOR IN HARD WORK

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It took many more years before I finally admitted to myself that what he told me was absolutely true. If you look around, it will quickly become obvious that those who work the hardest get paid the least. Have you noticed how the people who dispense directives, which take only a few minutes (and are probably based on someone else’s ideas), get paid a lot more money than the people who actually have to figure out how to make those broad brush-stroke proclamations a reality?

More than a few office employee could probably tell you how they personally observed at least one boob get swiftly propelled up the corporate ladder just because various managers were just trying to get him out of their departments. In my salad days, I was fond of saying that a lot of fools got to the top because they were too dumb to realize they were ignorant. Although I did not know it when I said, that statement does possess a kernel of Truth.

Compensation is not based on how hard you work. It is the direct result of what value you place on yourself. Now, I am not referring to “Thinking.?We all think we deserve better, but very few of us actually believe it. As stupid person who is convinced he is a genius will get ahead faster than an actual genius who is mired in self-doubt. I once worked for a company where one particular sales secretary got away with murder and never suffered any consequences for her transgressions.

She also got most of the perks and when it came time for raises, she always ended up with double what the rest of us got. By the time I started with the company, she was already making more money than some of the managers. You can imagine the grumbling from the other secretaries. For my part, I thought rather than waste my time being jealous,, why don’t I emulate her, since her method was clearly more successful than mine. I began to observe her and noticed that she frequently came in late but never stayed late to make up the time.

If you asked her for something within a certain timeframe, you were much more likely to get it two days past the deadline, minus any apology for the delay. She was the only secretary with her own office (because she said she had so much work that she could not afford to be distracted) and when the company bought its first computer, it was placed in her office and the rest of us had to ask her permission to use it.