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Your labor is being exploited for profit more than your coworkers'. Exploitation of your coworkers' labor has a smaller return on investment than that of exploi
by mattdeboard 4y ago
Your labor is being exploited for profit more than your coworkers'. Exploitation of your coworkers' labor has a smaller return on investment than that of exploitation of YOUR labor.
Despite how flippant other commenters may be with the "bad feels" of this experience, feeling bad about being alienated from the fruits of your labor, and being, essentially, colonized by capital, is completely normal, human thing. Especially so right after discovering the extent to which your labor is valued less than that of your peers.
This sucks bad, and don't pay attention to commenters who are trying to convince you that actually it's fine because that's just the labor market. No, it's totally valid to feel bad about this.