Why are you getting poorer and poorer?

The statement that "the more work, the poorer" is not accurate, because work does not necessarily make people poorer. In fact, work is usually a way for people to get income and improve their economic situation. However, some people may feel that the income earned by their part-time jobs can't meet their daily living expenses and can't achieve their financial goals. Here are some reasons why people may feel poorer and poorer at work:

1. Low salary: The salary of some jobs may be relatively low, especially those who have no professional skills or experience. If a person's salary can't meet basic needs or accumulate savings, they may feel poorer and poorer.

2. High cost of living: The increase of the cost of living may exceed the increase of wages. Rising prices, rising rents, rising medical expenses and other factors may lead to an increase in people's living costs, but wages have not increased accordingly.

3. Lack of financial management ability: If a person does not have good financial management ability, they may not be able to manage their income and expenses effectively. This may lead them to over-consume, instead of saving and investing reasonably, thus feeling more and more economic pressure.

4. Lack of career development opportunities: Some people may be stuck in low-paying jobs and lack opportunities for promotion or career development. This may lead to their income not being improved for a long time, and then they feel poorer and poorer.

5. Debt burden: Sometimes people may feel poorer and poorer because of the heavy debt burden. If a person has a lot of debts to pay, their disposable income will be limited, which makes it difficult for them to improve their economic situation.