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Traditionally they'd be called "elevator operator" or "doorman" or some equally mundane/superfluous job.
by ludston 3y ago
Traditionally they'd be called "elevator operator" or "doorman" or some equally mundane/superfluous job.
- ethbr1 3y agoInteresting choices, given that both of those are putting humanity into what would otherwise be purely mechanical jobs. Practicality of having someone able to adapt to novel situations aside, there's something to be said for just having a human interaction.
- ludston 3y agoFrom a purely profit focused standpoint, these jobs should very rarely exist. And yet, due to other incentives they do. E.g. because the owner might like being greeted on their way to work.