5 Sneaky Ways Companies Are Making You Work For Free

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Five sneaky ways companies make you work for free. YahooFinance

Companies are always looking for ways to lower their costs and maximise profits. And the epitome of this endeavour is making their customers work for free – and somehow convince them that it’s a ‘feature’ or even a benefit.

Unfortunately, self-service machines introduced at supermarkets have delegated this task to you, the customer. With self-service machines, you’re responsible for searching for and scanning barcodes, bagging your groceries, and making payment yourself.Read Also: 5 Meaningful Jobs O’ Level Graduates Can Do Before Starting Their Tertiary Education

And unlike the chef, you don’t get paid and issued with a uniform, so you leave the place with your clothes smelling like the place that you just did free labour for. As a customer, you shouldn’t have to play “adult Lego” before you can enjoy the chair or table you paid for, unless you somehow miss Design & Technology lessons back in secondary school.#4 Self-Study Basic Theory Test For DrivingUndoubtedly, self-directed learning is an important life skill – increasingly so in today’s fast paced world.

The best part? If students fail the test and want to blame their teacher, they can only blame themselves.

 

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