Are you willing to go above and beyond at work

[Carra23]

I do not mind doing that, as I waste most of my day surfing anyway. So there is that guilty feeling at the back.

A couple of times I have needed to get in on the weekend, do not mind it.

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[Lethn]

I once went as far as to vacuum the parking lot and polish the grease bucket at a restaurant I once was employed, eventually becoming regional manager of three of the franchise. Motive? To hopefully fuck its current manager by impressing her. It worked!

This was the parking lot:

missed a spot

Talk about a bonus TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[luttelcoin]

If I'm passionate about the work I'm doing, of course.
Were you talking about the real white collar, cause I automatically thought about the series?
good series..

[luckyluigi]

I flip burgers like nobody's business - I even wear a blue collar!

[cutepuppy]

I flip burgers like nobody's business - I even wear a blue collar!

I take it that you are not a high performer. Any high performer will likely never have to work at a job like this, and if he did not for very long.

[nothing2seeHere]

I flip burgers like nobody's business - I even wear a blue collar!

LOL. I am glad that you can earn your $7.25 really well by flipping burgers.

[GrandmaJean]

Yes I am. Going above and beyond is what gets you noticed, and lets you receive larger raises and promotions and be able to move up the corporate ladder.

[jaberwock]

I'm willing to go above and beyond in my personal projects and in subjects that matter to me.

If my work conflict with that, then the work will be sacrified first.

[Argwai96]

this may include anything ranging from putting in some extra hours without pay, help to finish work not in your job description, etc.

let's assume this is a white collar office job.

Depends if I think my job is on the line, or if it's the type of employer that actually rewards its employees (bonuses, etc). There's too many conditions possible here. I've had some truly horrible bosses and worked for some shit companies in my time..... and in those cases, certainly not.