nothing wrong with being blu collar, but the amazon fulfillment worker didn't have to invest $$$ for five years of university and doesn't have, to land or keep

nothing wrong with being blu collar, but the amazon fulfillment worker didn't have to invest $$$ for five years of university and doesn't have, to land or keep his job, to keep training thorough his career and doesn't have his job landscape shift every six months as clients requirements and techincal fads change. we're specialized knowledge worker, which just happen to have had our profession born after feudal ages, otherwise we'd be in the lawyer/architect/doctor brackets. we're slowly raising up there but just because of the labor market growth is getting stripped by the labor demand growth in our sector, but take not of this, unless something changes fast about how we see and market our profession, we're going to get pushed back into blu collars bracket as soon as the situation stabilizes.