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Which reflects the relative scarcity of people who can work in warehousese vs. people who can do what he does.
by chordalkeyboard 6y ago
Which reflects the relative scarcity of people who can work in warehousese vs. people who can do what he does.
- cudgy 6y agoThe issue was comparing suffering. If one makes 7 times more than another, they only have to put up with it 1/7th the amount of time before earning enough to tell their employer to screw off. Hard to feel as sorry for the person making much more money.
- bayindirh 6y agoThat resentment is harmful. It's built on prejudice that the one earning more money is looking down to person with lower income, and it's not always true. Also, I still do not agree on earning sevenfold with 1/7 amount of effort (a 49 fold difference). Neither being a sysadmin or a developer is that easy when a single click of your mouse can affect research of 500 people who have deadlines. It's not "just a walk in the park" when you're working with a lot of projects with deadlines, entering meetings and try to finish everything on time and not being able to see straight due headaches induced by overloading yourself and sleeping 3-4 hours continuously. No job is easy, they're different. All of them worthy of respect. Also it's always greener on the other side.