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Sounds like you definitely appreciate the efforts of manual labor and even have some manual labor as part of your job. I agree that there are other factors (fa
by cudgy 6y ago
Sounds like you definitely appreciate the efforts of manual labor and even have some manual labor as part of your job.
I agree that there are other factors (far more important ones) than just job/earnings. For example, a star developer making millions with a terminally ill spouse or child would easily trade places with manual laborer if doing that made a difference in their outcome. Silly example but it does illustrate how money is really not at the top of everyone’s list.
- bayindirh 6y ago> Sounds like you definitely appreciate the efforts of manual labor and even have some manual labor as part of your job. Thank you. I really appreciate them. Yes, manual labor is a part of our job and we (as the group) do not whine about that. On the contrary, we like the thing TBH. > For example, a star developer making millions with a terminally ill spouse or child would easily trade places with manual laborer if doing that made a difference in their outcome. That's not a silly example. It's spot on. I did similar choices (not drastic as the example, and luckily not based on health issues). Rejected higher pay or prestigious titles or shiny companies to be able to stay closer to my family and people I love, to be able to live a simpler and more free life. I'm not a money oriented person. I do this job because I like computers, I worked a lot and I was definitely lucky up to a certain extent. However as I said, I don't keep my job as a crown or title about myself to pretend to be more precious and important than other people. We're equal on this little blue dot and everyone and everything deserve respect IMHO.