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> I can always just leave and go somewhere else if I’m unhappy. A common refrain, and not entirely incorrect. It's true that I personally lean on marketplace b
by rexpop 7y ago
> I can always just leave and go somewhere else if I’m unhappy.
A common refrain, and not entirely incorrect. It's true that I personally lean on marketplace bargaining power when making politically risky workplace decisions, e.g. pushing for a product or process change.
It has its limits, however, as I've lightly addressed in another comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20384306 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20384306
- javagram 7y agoYes, absolutely. And if the amount of bargaining power I felt I have begins to change, I might feel more strongly about being in a union and regaining some of that power through collective bargaining. Right now, I’m not on a visa and the job market only seems to get hotter and hotter, so for now I feel pretty good about it. Definitely recognize that could change.