"Don't underestimate the role of a crappy jobs and bad bosses" This a 1000 times. As someone who's done his fair share of shit jobs before working in the relat

"Don't underestimate the role of a crappy jobs and bad bosses" This a 1000 times. As someone who's done his fair share of shit jobs before working in the relative comfort of the "tech industry", this was a valuable lesson in what is the reality of any work relationship (that is: "I work x hours and you give me x monies", that's really all there is to it...). Lots of tech companies wouldnt get away with their "We're all a big family so you have to do unpaid overtime because we're all a family" bullshit if their employees went through dishwashing or other menial jobs before. (Simplifying a lot for emphasis, but you get my drift)