In a
sense that concentrates less on amazingly-selfish-yet-amazingly-effective money-acquiring
techniques, it's also the
motto that
corporate bean-counters hammer into their
underlings so that they'll think every
second of
time they aren't
working their
filthy asses off is wasting
unjustified amounts of
money. Therefore, when you waste
time, you waste
money. Notice that when you gain or waste
money,
time is not affected. And unless you have a
time-machine shoved up your
ass you can't gain
time, except in a
metaphorical sense. Therefore, under this
postulate, the only thing that
can happen is
you getting
screwed.
Usually this gets them (the
underlings) to think that
they'll start losing
money if
they waste
time. This
theory crumbles into
dust when they're handed their
pink slip just for being
zealously productive while their
Masters are playing
golf and telling each other how much
money they have (See The
Three Corporate Lessons). It's merely
corporate dogma perpetuated in order to further their progress in the never-ending
pursuit of
The Almighty Dollar.