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Sure, but can't any job be bad or good along those lines? Everyone would prefer to work for a good manager/boss, have decent coworkers, etc. - I don't think the

Sure, but can't any job be bad or good along those lines? Everyone would prefer to work for a good manager/boss, have decent coworkers, etc. - I don't think the likelihood of that is worse in construction than software dev? To me the obvious difference is that work in the trades is physically hard on you - that's doable in your 20s and 30s, but later on, not so much...

Teever 4y ago
> Everyone would prefer to work for a good manager/boss, have decent coworkers, etc. - I don't think the likelihood of that is worse in construction than software dev? I've seen a front end loader operator drive up to the ditch, hop out of his vehicle and then proceed to kick gravel into the face of a person who was climbing out of the ditch on a ladder while the foreman and the site super who happened to be there laughed. If you've never worked in construction you can't appreciate that it's a whole other world man.