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It takes more work to get the 3hour job, so the job itself is easier. It takes less work to get the 12hour job, so the job is harder.
Less people can get to the "easier" job, so those people are seen as more valuable.
I'm talking about a typical unskilled office job. The kind that will easily be replaced by ai in the next decade.