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I think his point was that it's the job that you signed up for, so either do the job, or don't work there. > You can "well that's your job" all day long, and y

by tines 4y ago

I think his point was that it's the job that you signed up for, so either do the job, or don't work there. > You can "well that's your job" all day long, and you're technically correct, but you're ...wrong. Working for minimum wage wasn't part of the contract you signed ("your job"), so your example isn't valid.

ergonaught 4y ago
> I think his point was that it's the job that you signed up for, so either do the job, or don't work there. The article is, ostensibly, a call to recognize class warfare, and certain elements of "engineering culture" as aspects of same. Did you sign up for class warfare? If you simply refuse to participate in the notion of seeing this as class warfare, super!, but that's actively disengaging from the substance of the article.