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15/08/24

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Originally posted by CharlieShares ↑

ill preference this buy saying ive worked a mix of solo trading/contract and permanent govt work for almost a decade now i work 4x harder when it is solo trading then i do for the government matter of fact some days it actually might be 10x harder

management in my government job treat good and useless workers the same - management themselves are also useless because 'hey it is govt $' can honestly say i have almost never arrived or left work during my set hours, i spend more time playing on my phone watching youtube the. 'actually working', esp if you take out the countless pointless meetings i hardly do any actual work

flip that to working for myself, i dont take lunch breaks. If i do, i eat my lunch at my desk whilst doing work, i see 10x the clients and essentally have never been late and do not leave till the job is done - i make 4-5x what i do working foe thw government if i did the level or even close to working for my employer id get ZERO extra $ so why should I? - that right there is why productivity is f--ked i should be incentivised to work hard for my day job but im not i actually think i could do the job of 4 of my colleagues if i was and thus save the organisation money but if their is 'little to nothing' in it for me then why would I? so many people i know weather they admit it or not think the exact same way $$$ talks

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All that tells us is that you refuse to work for your country, but you’re for sale.

And also, both your English and education are dreadful.

No wonder the country is buggered.
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