I don't disagree with your overall point, but for me the payoff of being a good engineer is working less.
I'm salaried and work for a big oldtech shop writing mostly glue code and fixing god-damn dependency issues. When I get more productive I turn that into less time spent at my desk or thinking about my job.
I don't disagree with your overall point, but for me the payoff of being a good engineer is working less.
I'm salaried and work for a big oldtech shop writing mostly glue code and fixing god-damn dependency issues. When I get more productive I turn that into less time spent at my desk or thinking about my job.