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No there won't. Workers are not an infinite resource. Each worker that turns down a crappy job is one less worker qualified for that job. If worker preferences
by cynicalkane 15y ago
No there won't. Workers are not an infinite resource. Each worker that turns down a crappy job is one less worker qualified for that job.
If worker preferences meant nothing, programming would be mostly abused minimum wage workers, which is obviously not the case.
- Androsynth 15y agoDon't convolve abuse with wage. There are a lot of programmers who are paid very well but are unhappy with their jobs. Being a corporate wage slave is a fast path to unhappiness. The problem is that so few people are as introspective as the GP to your post. Most will take the bad job because work > no work in most peoples minds. This is a problem that cannot be fixed at the leaf nodes, it must be fixed at the root. But the root is currently doing very well for themselves and won't see it as a problem (because there are always more workers) The solution that factory workers came up with to solve this problem was to organize. But that caused more problems in the long term than it solved (it's economically unfeasible)