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A lot of jobs, if not a majority, tend to be jobs with no future prospect, low pay, little to no healthcare insurance, and an absence of meaning. Those jobs did
by hikingsimulator 4y ago
A lot of jobs, if not a majority, tend to be jobs with no future prospect, low pay, little to no healthcare insurance, and an absence of meaning. Those jobs didn't offer something to drive or strive towards then, and still do not. Why would one want to live for this, slaving away?
Thinking there is inherent meaning in salaried or at-will work is more ideological than factual. This can be scrapped for: being creative or productive with one's time. And this isn't tied to a job contract to an employer that is, more often than not, brutal to you.