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Spoken like someone who has never done hard labor

• crazydoggers 5y ago
  Spoken like someone with no knowledge of the other person, who’s arguments are based primarily on ad hominem, and who seems to be wed to a socialist workers agenda where every person should be compensated equally for any work. I have done many types of jobs, including physical labor. I’m way more tired, and usually much more stressed out, after doing what you call “easy” jobs. Often the hard labor makes you feel healthier.
• mbrodersen 5y ago
  You don’t get it. Working hard is not what a software company pays for. What they pay for is knowledge. The knowledge to solve difficult software development problems. The best software developers don’t work hard. They have the skills to automate most of the work.
• mbrodersen 5y ago
  Why are you avoiding answering my question? No company wants to pay employees more than they need to. So why are they paying software developers a lot more than roofers? And why aren’t all roofers applying for “easy” well paid software development jobs? Why aren’t you grabbing one of those “easy” well paid jobs?