> "Work harder, then ask for a better salary based on your excellent performance" isn't exactly worth a blog article.
IMO. It's actually bad advice. It's wrong to think of salary as something synced to productivity/value.
Working more guarantees pretty much nothing about future money. Only that you're underpaid, and you've made yourself even more underpaid because you put more hours.
"Get offers and negotiate as hard as necessary. Then work whatever you may or wish." That's a way better strategy.
IMO. It's actually bad advice. It's wrong to think of salary as something synced to productivity/value.
Working more guarantees pretty much nothing about future money. Only that you're underpaid, and you've made yourself even more underpaid because you put more hours.
"Get offers and negotiate as hard as necessary. Then work whatever you may or wish." That's a way better strategy.