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> Sometimes, companies hire people to do unpleasant jobs, and convince them to do these jobs by paying them. What I got was that the requirement for overt enth
by fortythirteen 9y ago
> Sometimes, companies hire people to do unpleasant jobs, and convince them to do these jobs by paying them.
What I got was that the requirement for overt enthusiasm over a mundane job became too much. I don't think Mike Row would see it the same way if a sewage technician was forced to pretend their job was "making a better world one bowel movement at a time" or face being ostracized.
- waegawegawe 9y agoI did not get the sense that the author was ostracized. Rather, they were put off by other people's enthusiasm. "Am I the only one here who can see this job is crap?" I can totally understand that feeling being crazy-making, but it's different than being ostracized.