Mike Andes argues that effort alone is insufficient—people care about results, not how hard someone works. He uses a sports analogy: home runs in batting practice don’t matter compared with performance during the actual game to emphasize that visible results are what count.
Who works harder, me or you? Me.
So this is now the third time where I actually feel they address this fact of who works harder than the other person. It doesn't matter how hard you work. The only thing people care about is the result. It's like telling someone, I hit a whole bunch of home runs in batting practice. Nobody cares. They only care about your performance on the field during the game.
