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> A lot of people work in government jobs for the stability and consistency of the work, as part of that they accept lower pay than the private sector. Speakin
by pmarreck 2y ago
> A lot of people work in government jobs for the stability and consistency of the work, as part of that they accept lower pay than the private sector.
Speaking as a new dad currently looking for a "lower key" job due to the extreme stress of raising my toddler, I completely get that. I mean, that's the whole stereotype of "government work". But it also smacks of... a lack of initiative.
> devalued by people who have contributed virtually nothing to society
Who exactly are we speaking of, here? The guy who started 3 successful world-changing companies, or...?
- _DeadFred_ 2y agoPeople should be able to live/have a job even if they 'lack initiative'. Not everyone is a silicon valley perfect work unit. And not every job (especially not bureaucratic ones) require that. > Who exactly are we speaking of, here? The guy who started 3 successful world-changing companies, or...? The sycophants attracted to the chance to work for the guy who started 3 successful world-changing companies no matter what he's asking them to do.