> Times used to be you'd be recognized for your hard work and get raises, bonuses, and promotions but those days are gone. Now you have to change jobs to get ahead. So why put in any extra effort at a temporary job?
I guess it depends on what you're looking for. If you just want to chill, that seems reasonable.
But if you're a climber, it seems reasonable to put in work and ask for extra responsibility that will help you get a better job the next time you switch companies. As long as you put yourself on a timer and switch regularly, I don't see that as being taken advantage of.
I certainly wouldn't fault people for disagreeing with me about this, though.
I guess it depends on what you're looking for. If you just want to chill, that seems reasonable.
But if you're a climber, it seems reasonable to put in work and ask for extra responsibility that will help you get a better job the next time you switch companies. As long as you put yourself on a timer and switch regularly, I don't see that as being taken advantage of.
I certainly wouldn't fault people for disagreeing with me about this, though.