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You’re a wage slave when you work for yourself too, probably even more so. You can’t even completely take a week or two off in most cases. Your work eats your e
by pb7 3y ago
You’re a wage slave when you work for yourself too, probably even more so. You can’t even completely take a week or two off in most cases. Your work eats your entire life.
- Clubber 3y ago>You’re a wage slave when you work for yourself too, probably even more so. It certainly can be like that especially early on. Hopefully you would grow enough to hire good people to manage the business. If you work for somebody though, that will never happen.
- pb7 3y ago>It certainly can be like that especially early on. All the slavery with none of the wage. >If you work for somebody though, that will never happen. The alternative to starting a business that you'll hope will be self-sustaining and still earn you a respectable living is to work for the highest bidder, invest, and become financially independent. Odds of the latter are much higher for the average software engineer than the former.
- yunwal 3y agoThere’s also quite a few jobs where programmers can automate away a good portion of their work
- distant_hat 3y agoSo the goal is to go from wageslave to wageslave owner?