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No one is arguing that SWEs aren't compensated fairly for the value they produce. What GP is pointing out is that labor in general is not compensated at equal t
by LordDragonfang 6y ago
No one is arguing that SWEs aren't compensated fairly for the value they produce. What GP is pointing out is that labor in general is not compensated at equal to the value they provide (pretty much by definition), in part because most labor is more easily replaced in a more competitive market. GP's point is that this is just SWE's first taste of the problem that the majority of labor faces.