Do you deserve a raise because you feel like you work harder than everyone else? Do you work harder because you:
Work Longer
Work Smarter
Work First: Sacrifice your personal time / family for work
While you may DESERVE a raise, that attitude is holding you back. Instead of seeking direct compensation for your art, concentrate…
Multitasking sounds better on paper than it does in practice.
My natural tendency is to run after the ideas and tasks that pop into my head. Perpetual switching gears waste time and momentum during the transition.
Focusing on one thing at a time may sound old school. but it works.
You have to laugh at the Microsoft illustration. But, is that how we operate? Are we afraid of someone at the office "one upping us" or breaking our project? Or is the legal department so heavy that it blocks innovation?
My vote is for a spiderweb organizational chart with a clear leader and room for all…
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Interesting. More work does not equate to more pay. I'm learning to work smarter by being more selective of my projects and not just working harder or even more. Less can definitely be more.
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