This obviously isn't true. If an employee gets more out of the business than vice versa, then the business is destined to fail. Or, at the very least, a company can only afford to employ a small amount of "smart wager earners", as you put it. In the vast majority of cases, the labour is worth more than the wage; it must be for the company to thrive.Something cool to note: a smart wage earner gets more out of the company he works for than the company gets out of him.





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