I did not make an incorrect statement. I pointed out reality. Whether you accept reality or not is the question. > Everybody who works for someone else does, n

I did not make an incorrect statement. I pointed out reality. Whether you accept reality or not is the question. > Everybody who works for someone else does, not just programmers. Speaking of incorrect statements. > And the expectation of working nights, do open source work to even be considered are all abuses that are happening. Those are not abuses. Working nights is part of the job, just like doctors and engineers. Don’t like it? Find a job at somewhere that doesn’t work nights. And contributing to open source is proof of your capabilities as a programmer in a real world environment. If you cannot do open source, you do not deserve to be hired. These are at most minor inconveniences, and not something a union would even help you with.