Chapter 11 Collect A Paycheck


Face it. You're just going through the motions. You don't really show up. You phone it in like some old dinner theater hack who's bitter, bored, broken—or "D," all of the above.

Maybe your company doesn't notice you're phoning it in, so it's okay. Really? Trust me, you stand out worse than a bad mime. Just because you're physically at your workplace doesn't mean you're performing well or even doing your job.

You can't just move things around, talk to a few people, reply to some emails, and attend a few meetings. Your company doesn't need you to do a good job; it needs you to do a great one. And it's not easily fooled. Too often, you're faking it—and everyone can tell.

Trust me, you will be found out. Better to cop to it now than be exposed for the hack you are later. You are bleeding your organization and damaging your career. Think that's too dramatic? Think again.

Lack of engagement is a killer in the workplace and out. Even if you don't go the extra mile, at least go the miles your company is paying you to go. In other words, do your damn job.

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