If they don't realize that they could just outsource the ten things, he's adding value, managing the overhead, and should get paid for doing that. Believe me, people do get paid to do that and it's considered a good career. People even get paid to sit on reddit for 6 hours of a day for $100k+.
Let's not pretend candidates have equal recourse if a company lies to them about the culture or the job.
Let's not pretend candidates have equal recourse if a company lies to them about the culture or the job.