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[quote=Anonymous]I've worked for state government and in schools over the years; one thing I learned was that sometimes I had to put in my 40 hours a week or so and stop there. Either learn how to be more efficient or just do what I could.in those 40 hours. The only reward was the satisfaction of doing a good job or leaving for a better paying job elsewhere. I was not going to be paid more, I was not going to get more help, and was going to be pushed to work myself to death if I let them because there was more work than we could accomplish if we worked 24 hours a day. One of my female mentors also taught me not to get sucked into doing all the "special" things, like bringing in food for coworkers or staff parties or that type of thing that management thinks female workers (like teachers) should do. [/quote]
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