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I would push back against "the results are the same". They are objectively not the same. Of course physical and mental exhaustion are both bad, but I think peop
by willbw 5y ago
I would push back against "the results are the same". They are objectively not the same. Of course physical and mental exhaustion are both bad, but I think people would prefer to work in an office than a factory and trying to equate the two experiences is a little reductive.
- kderbyma 5y agonot necessarily true. obviously you would, but I know many people who hate the idea of working indoors. They don't toil in a factory per se, but they work outside and enjoy it. the same time, if you have a good support group and work hard strenuous hours (like rig workers) the physical isn't that bad because you have the bouyant comfort of comraderie. but if you are in an office stuck next to someone whose values you cannot stand and clash with yours, and whose boss demands and harasses you all the time but you are stuck working paycheck to paycheck because of medical bills or something.....that's a reason to want a factory job for some.
- Ancapistani 5y ago> I think people would prefer to work in an office than a factory and trying to equate the two experiences is a little reductive. Having worked for a couple of years as a commercial electrician, I would choose that in a heartbeat over “knowledge work”… if they paid the same.
- sizzle 5y agoI heard self employed electrician is a solid paying trade?