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I whole heartedly agree with this, it also really felt like the post author was describing a really specific situation. Perhaps one where he was that middle cla
by robeastham 16y ago
I whole heartedly agree with this, it also really felt like the post author was describing a really specific situation. Perhaps one where he was that middle class guy and the other guy was someone who just got the raise he wanted. I don't know, but the whole article came across as trying to blame failure to thrive on forces outside of one's control. In fact it might be more to do with bravery, personality and intelligence. I'm from a middle class background and have never had a problem saying what I think to senior management right up to CEO level, I am from a contracting background though and so perhaps I've never settled in one place long enough to get scared of losing my job.
Anyway from what the original poster describes I think someone in this particular middle class guys position would find working for a web technology company much more rewarding and fulfilling. Corporate structure tends to be less top down and more open and inclusive. For anyone in this position who is thinking of moving jobs perhaps they'd like to refactor their résumé using my new app:
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- robeastham 16y agoI'm guessing the downvotes are because I've crossed the line I was worried about in this post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2287643 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2287643 Apologies, I really didn't want to come across as being spammy.