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>>30303770
>>30303770
>>30303770
Go back

Would it be possible/profitable to crowd-fund a concentration camp for trannys and niggers?

>>26258646
We need a new one of these more than ever.

The majority of people claiming that hard work is virtue by itself.

Personally, as an employee, my only focus to work hard is either:
1) if it will increase my remuneration
2) For personal growth(learning curve, work ethic, etc. - please offer more samples)
3) For overall team work - being able to pull my weight.

Other than that i'll rather chill, do bare minimum, go with the flow - whichever you choose it seems the right thing to do. It's self explanatory I don't think i have to argument this one. People are not explicit about it but everyone wants more for less, labour market included. But verbally they all very hard workers. I know i'm lazy and somehow it's bad but i'm not sure why. Why oh why ?

Lets oversimplify for the sake of the argument we gone divide the job market in two categories: 50% upper tier(good jobs), 50% lower tie (i.e. cashier). The former is ok, the latter - i don't see why would anyone feel proud or wanna work hard as a lower tier laborer. Could continue but don't want to stretch it too far, I think we'r on the same page.