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A chef is a kind of artisan. It also pays poorly for the amount of training that goes into it, the amount of work required daily, and all the risks. It defini
by Mikeb85 9y ago
A chef is a kind of artisan. It also pays poorly for the amount of training that goes into it, the amount of work required daily, and all the risks.
It definitely takes a certain type of individual, and is a pointless career if you don't care about job satisfaction. But also keep in mind, job satisfaction means you provide a service where you make people happy, and can interact with your guests and see their happiness every day. You're not just a cog in a giant machine extracting money from advertisers or whatever.
- klodolph 9y agoThe only real difference here is that software engineers make enough money and have enough stability that they can overlook an unfulfilling role or other problems. There's nothing about the roles that makes one or the other more satisfying or more like a cog in a giant machine. Speaking as someone who's worked in both roles professionally.