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> The thing is, I just can’t find an argument why I should be able to get very rich doing my job. Sure, but if you are a really good engineer in software, some
by petters 6y ago
> The thing is, I just can’t find an argument why I should be able to get very rich doing my job.
Sure, but if you are a really good engineer in software, someone is going to get "very rich" from your work. Why not (partly) you?
- capableweb 6y agoWell, you could work for yourself. Often times, it's more stressful, more risky with lower pay until you "make it". So since you can live stress free and afford basically anything you want on a salary as a software developer in Europe, not sure why you would want anything more than that. Of course, plenty of people work for themselves, that's the beauty of the free marketplace. But to assume increasing salaries _is the way to go_ feels like such a capitalist/american viewpoint that it's hard to understand why it's trying to be applicable to Europe too.
- johbjo 6y ago> Why not (partly) you? The short answer is that he is replaceable, while the owners are not.
- petters 6y agoWell then they are perhaps already getting a fair wage.