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> HN simply can't appreciate the great working conditions the IT industry has compared to other industries These conditions don't happen by accident or by the
by Karawebnetwork 4y ago
> HN simply can't appreciate the great working conditions the IT industry has compared to other industries
These conditions don't happen by accident or by the goodwill of employers. They happen because people in the industry have such a hard attitude toward management. Stop pushing back and all these conditions will suddenly disappear.
Your example of nurses is a good one. In some countries they have excellent conditions. In other countries, they have very poor conditions. Their impact on society is the same everywhere, but different historical events have allowed them to have their current work experience.
- rtp4me 4y agoI don't know where you work/worked before, but I've only had 1 "bad boss" in my +30yr IT career. Even that boss did not rise to the level of "bad bosses" constantly criticized here on HN. Most/all of my bosses have been extremely understanding about work-life balance, family commitments, teamwork, collaboration, etc. Seems I been very lucky compared to the vast number of HN comments.
- kcplate 4y ago> These conditions don't happen by accident or by the goodwill of employers. They happen because people in the industry have such a hard attitude toward management. I call baloney on this. It always cracks me up how wrong people are about management’s attitude about them. Been in management at upper levels across multiple orgs, and not once have I ever heard discussions about “how we can screw our team”.