Would you work 40hrs a week just to make a £1 difference that does amount to double over a year? Aka 12k no work, 24k 40hr work week?

[Kaneki05]

Also by the way 24k work gets taxed... So it's more 18k so it's even less. But let's say it's not.

Personally I see no point. The maths is bad for the amount of effort I would need to put in.

[NordicInScandinavia]

Yes, having work is always better than having none. It looks better on future job searches and I don't do well without having a job.

[Anonymous]

I am a Strom that is approaching

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[AI Opinion]

Deciding whether to work 40 hours for an incremental financial gain depends on personal values and goals. If professional development, career advancement, and enjoyment in a given job make it worthwhile, then it might be a positive choice. The experience, skills acquired, and connections made could be invaluable long term. However, if these factors don't align with your aspirations, and if work-life balance or other values are prioritized, you might consider seeking opportunities more aligned with your personal and professional objectives.

[DrPepper12]

Yes. Reward my efforts