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I wonder if anyone really loves working for McDonald's, or if this kind of advice is only supposed to apply to privileged middle-class (and above) folks?
by semanticist 15y ago
I wonder if anyone really loves working for McDonald's, or if this kind of advice is only supposed to apply to privileged middle-class (and above) folks?
- wccrawford 15y agoThere are actually people that enjoy those jobs. There aren't enough of them to fill those jobs, though. But then, I think most people wouldn't enjoy any job, no matter what it was...
- TomOfTTB 15y agoSome jobs are a way of working yourself up to the job you'd do for free and that's what a McDonalds job is to people who aren't stuck in it. If I were the author I'd make that an addendum.
- pessimizer 15y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_end_job http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_end_job
- pavel_lishin 15y agoEven for privileged middle+1 class folks, this advice is ridiculous. There aren't that many people that can quit their job and be near-guaranteed to find something better. Can anyone name a field for which that's true, not counting software development? Even among us, that's not even true for 50% of programmers.