You know what they say, you can have the job done quickly, or cheaply, or well, but never all three. You'll be lucky if you can get two of those, so think carefully about the outcome you want most. And woe unto the employee who delivers good work quickly, because he's not only raising the expectations of his future work, he's also ruining standards for everyone else. In this case, he knows a lucky break can set you up for heartache later, because you can't count on lightning striking twice. Just ask any band that's known as a one-hit wonder. That's not quite comparable to office work, but you get the idea. This is the latest comic from Jeff Lofvers at Don't Hit Save.
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Which is fine if more work means more pay or a better chance of advancement. But those sorts of jobs and clients seem to be increasingly rare.
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The reward for doing good work is always more work.
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