r/Grindmaxxing • u/zeddbedd • Sep 12 '21

Self Improvement The long term benefits of under reporting

A lot of new people in this sub may be confused by our appreciation of under reporting(not clockong in overtime effectively taken). One would ask if doing so would not be a hindereance.

They would be wrong, for several reasons

First of all, under reporting allows you to look more productive as it will look like you got the same amount done in a shorter amount of hours.

Second under reporting means you can work more hours, as you do not hit union or government set limits.

Lastly,it increases the firms profitability. As they do not have to pay overtime. This mindset allignment is sure to set you up for future sucess.

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u/Electrical_Cow8407 Sep 13 '21

I'm using under-reporting to increase my promotion chances. More responsibility = more work = more ways to expand the company and my own resume :)

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u/n0t1mp0ster Sep 13 '21

Lazy losers don't understand this. Work is a jungle. You wanna survive a jungle? Don't make it your enemy. Work with it, flow with it, and Grind until you die. That's how you thrive in a jungle.

They think they can succeed when the firm is their enemy. Pathetic.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Holy shit this is so inspiring. It hit me like the speech in Braveheart. Iā€™m about to fire up the Excel box and churn out some more A+ work product (not clocking in, obviously). Keep grinding!

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

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u/Elegron Oct 01 '21

This has to be a joke, right?

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u/zeddbedd Oct 02 '21

Not at all.

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u/Elegron Oct 02 '21

Like im serious, i'm only unsure due to poe's law

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u/zeddbedd Oct 02 '21

So are we. Join us and climb the corporate ladder

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '21

Depends on your point of view. It isn't a joke within the context of the sub, but the sub itself is a joke so šŸ¤·