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Most jobs are honest and do people a service, you don't even need to look hard or anything. If you want impact, and can write software, there's plenty of well-
by euyyn 10y ago
Most jobs are honest and do people a service, you don't even need to look hard or anything.
If you want impact, and can write software, there's plenty of well-paid jobs for that in the US; Silicon Valley and elsewhere. That not only lets you contribute taxes instead of living off them, it also helps you be more productive, focused, and impactful.
Is teaching a bullshit job? Installing solar panels in people's roofs? Doing the accounting that keeps a hospital working? Cooking or waiting in a small restaurant where the firemen next door have lunch?
- jokoon 10y agoThe former jobs you describe require education or experience, and are in limited supply. Waiting tables means you live on tips. It's not a job you can do for life.
- orasis 10y agoI taught myself to code - I wouldn't say that kind of education is in short supply.
- euyyn 10y agoYou've never met an older waiter? Even at a McDonald's I've seen people above 50 attending. To install solar panels you don't need more than a training course, it doesn't require more education than any factory job. Same for cooking.