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> you could do his job Not me. And I suspect most of the rest of us here couldn’t either. Most of us would wipe a few sinks, and leave as soon as we found som
by swatcoder 4y ago
> you could do his job
Not me. And I suspect most of the rest of us here couldn’t either.
Most of us would wipe a few sinks, and leave as soon as we found something more “fitting” of the class we believe ourselves to be in.
That’s quitting a job, not doing a job. Doing any kind of hard labor for a career takes something that most of us tech people simply don’t have.
- jahewson 4y agoNo that’s ridiculous. I don’t want to do that job and I wouldn’t choose it but I absolutely can do it. I cleaned my own house just fine for 20 years before I hired someone else to do it for me.
- JamesBarney 4y agoI literally had a close family friend who went from lawyer to janitor after he got fucked over by a couple of dirty prosecutors. And he was absolutely able to do the job of a janitor. Being a janitor is definitely a more labor intensive job than software but it doesn't compare to something like pouring concrete or roofing.