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I've done a few shit jobs as well, and I'll say that software development working conditions might not be awesome, but they suck the least. Of course, I've got
by hotpotamus 3y ago
I've done a few shit jobs as well, and I'll say that software development working conditions might not be awesome, but they suck the least. Of course, I've got a bad hip and live in South Texas, so the prospect of doing labor in 110 degree plus heat indexes is what I'm comparing against.
As it is, I'm almost 100% in-office which I prefer, but that also goes to liking my co-workers and company as well.
- JohnFen 3y agoExcepting for fast food, I don't consider any of the manual-labor jobs I've done to be "shit jobs" at all.
- hotpotamus 3y agoEver been up on a roof when it's over one hundred degrees outside? $13/hour isn't going to get me up there. I'm not trying to cast aspersions on the work or the workers (though there is sometimes an earned reputation about construction crews), but roofing is just the suckiest of the suck, at least in South Texas.
- JohnFen 3y ago> Ever been up on a roof when it's over one hundred degrees outside? Yes, I absolutely have, on multiple occasions. It's truly no fun.