> Says who? Says the company who created the job. They created the job you think is bullshit. They have the right to do so. If you want to make this bullshit j

> Says who? Says the company who created the job. They created the job you think is bullshit. They have the right to do so. If you want to make this bullshit job not exist, they are the one you'd have to convince. What is your goal here? Sure I think a lot of these jobs are BS too. The point is it doesn't matter at all what you or I think unless you're advocating for some specific change. Congress as far as I know has never outlawed a job for being pointless nor do they have any authority as far as I know to do so. The NY Times can say whatever they want about any job in the world but they don't have any say in the issue. If the company goes out of business than the problem resolves itself. So is your goal to complain to the internet that you don't like the fact that some job exists. If so, sure, scream to the skies about how dumb these jobs are. If you are saying something should change, that's when the stuff I'm talking about is relevant because you are going to find that your perception of them being bullshit does not give you any avenue to make them not exist.