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that is impossible. no one can give more than 100%, by definition that is the most anyone can give. (quokk.au)
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[-] Zorque@lemmy.world 3 points 6 days ago

That presupposes that it's either 110% or 10% with no in between. You can do the bare minimum to not create headaches for your co-workers, while still not going above and beyond.

Do 60%, and focus on not making more work for your co-workers. That's the best strategy for day-to-day.

[-] dastanktal@lemmy.ml 3 points 6 days ago

That presupposes that it's either 110% or 10% with no in between. You can do the bare minimum to not create headaches for your co-workers, while still not going above and beyond.

Exactly what I meant but I was unable to put it into words. You shouldn't abandon your co-workers, you should hold up your end of responsibility to your work and be accountable in that way but that you should not go above the letter of your job description.

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