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>If programming services was decided to be a human right, and I was in the business of providing those services, I'd expect there to be a system in place to ens
by assblaster 8y ago
>If programming services was decided to be a human right, and I was in the business of providing those services, I'd expect there to be a system in place to ensure my services meet the standard, and to ensure that I get paid for my work.
What if you get paid 25% of what you get paid right now because those in charge of regulating programming have determined that you have been getting paid too much?
What if those regulators have determined that your current documentation is insufficient to be paid for, and that you are now required to spend 25% more of your day on additional documentation requirements that do not actually improve the quality of your actual program?
- mcv 8y agoIf I didn't like the job for whatever reason, I'd get a different job of course. But if health care and lawyers are any indication, there's little risk of that happening. Well, neither are immune to paperwork, but they're very well compensated for it.