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This question serves as a reflection point of human characters that often make money and meditate on being rated or rating others.
I would prefer underpaid rather than overrated. When you are overrated then there’s a lot of expectations that one need to meet hence more pressure to meet the expectations.
I better be underpaid so that maybe later things might positively change.
I’d rather people appreciate my skills even if I don’t get the pay that I should be getting.
Which is pretty much my life at the moment.
I would rather be underpaid than overrated. I wouldn’t be comfortable with people putting me in a position whose expectations I can’t live up to.
I’d rather be underpaid because being overrated will put pressure on me as people will have much expectations from me
I would rather be underpaid than overrated. If one is overrated, a lot is expected of him/ her. You will receive a lot of pressure left, right and centre and since you cannot deliver, you will never have a peace of mind.