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Who's "we're"? There will always be those willing to embrace the "grind culture". Whether it's new grads eager for experience, those that have experienced life
by chrisjc 5y ago
Who's "we're"? There will always be those willing to embrace the "grind culture". Whether it's new grads eager for experience, those that have experienced life without opportunity and "freedom" or just those desperate to make ends meet.
- analognoise 5y agoSee? It's out in the open now. Hustle culture exploits the young, the economically disadvantaged, and the desperate. It's basically poison, and there are enough people finally saying the quiet part out loud. I guess "we" is whoever doesn't believe in exploiting the young, economically disadvantaged, or desperate. I guess some people love exploiting vulnerable groups though, you're right. I just assumed nobody would want to be associated with that kinda toxicity.
- j_walter 5y agoExactly this...there are always those willing to work their ass off to succeed. Those who are willing to do so get rewarded...but finding out who those people are takes time and generally that's not something you can see on a resume. The engineer in this story may not fit the bill...
- analognoise 5y agoDoes anyone believe the "work hard you'll be rewarded" schtick anymore? Usually the only reward is...more work. You can destroy yourself and your relationships for a job and they won't "reward you" if they can.
- j_walter 5y agoCertainly not everyone and there are plenty of companies not willing to reward you the proper way. In my experience TSMC is not one of those companies.