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Originally Posted by manaboutown
Sounds like a great way to get passed over when it comes to pay raises and promotions while your hard working and dedicated fellow employees get both raises and promotions.
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Or, a great way to do the job you were hired to do to the best of your ability. This would allow you time to shine and get noticed.
Doing the job others
were hired to do is a foolish pursuit. You are allowing a coworker to take credit for something you did. Who will get the raise? The one who earned it or the one who stole it?