Seems like a pretty good number all things considered. Probably still better than what you'd get collecting similar metrics on admins, managers, and other white

Seems like a pretty good number all things considered. Probably still better than what you'd get collecting similar metrics on admins, managers, and other white collar roles. This article seems like the daily anti-tech worker agitprop we're getting right now in an effort to roll back the huge advances in compensation and benefits (specifically WFH) that have been made in the last 3 years.