If you feel underappreciated at your job:
Remember recognizing top talent IS a talent.
Not enough people get this.
@basedbagel I think the best way to appreciate an employee is to give them compliments amongst their employees & giving them more money
@AKEmon869
Youre spot on bur sadly this doesn't happen enough due to:
Nepotism
Dark triad middle management
Over-promoted people with no talent
The entire incentive system of jobs are messed up. Ideally you should be rewarded for doing good work. Not for making your boss feel good
@basedbagel @AKEmon869 I hate how big companies only wants you to have entry lv pay but experiences and responsibility of senior lv👿
It's so fucking hard to keep good working employee with little extra investment?🤬
Most of the people would be loyal. But in todays day and age if you do not change workplace often or you do not create your own. You are the one losing in your career
Not even mentioning that big companies have so many middle managers and almost same structure as government
> entry lv pay but experiences and responsibility of senior lv
Oh yes and you get a shocked Pikachu face when you ask for a raise
> if you do not change workplace often or you do not create your own. You are the one losing
Damn right! I realized when starting my biz companies do all this red tape ba to give people jobs, avoid liability and because they're too lazy/stubborn to change.
@basedbagel @Stahesh @AKEmon869
Look from the biz side:
The employee accepted the entry lvl job with all the senior lvl conditions. Why should they give a raise to an employee that's gonna keep doing the same job?
You're right about the red tape though, it's purely to avoid liability from the government when they get sued after the employee gets fired or leaves. They can't really change without getting sued, unless they stay small.
@Zeb @basedbagel @AKEmon869 This sound nice in theory but in practice where majority of companies offer same conditions you can't really choose.
This is problem caused by normies that are willing to work for these shitty conditions.
@Stahesh @basedbagel @AKEmon869
I'm of a different opinion. If you are one of us who are aware, can think logically and are able to perform good/complex work, you should always specialize in a difficult profitable job that is light on normies.
Let the normies take all those jobs, we shouldn't be hostage to a couple retarded companies. I get the appeal of an easy job though, you can either coast along or even hold two jobs at the same time.
My biggest beef with having a job is lack of control over your environment.
You could have a great job until:
The company gets a acquired/restructured
They hire some DEI bonehead
Some lazy fag doesn't like you and poisons the well
Your job is about as stable as a teenage girl with BPD
