> I don't think these were ever intended as entry level to something else They said in the article that there was a chance you could get hired into corporate o

> I don't think these were ever intended as entry level to something else They said in the article that there was a chance you could get hired into corporate originally but that process was removed. > It sounds like they isolated tasks that are performed frequently enough and need no specialization and decided to outsource these. Maybe as a stopgap before they get completely automated. Yeah but that doesn't mean we should be treating workers like shit