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My point is that it's not a privilege at all. Office work can be just as good/bad/meaningful/useless/hard/easy etc. as manual or almost any type of work these
by aristofun 1y ago
My point is that it's not a privilege at all.
Office work can be just as good/bad/meaningful/useless/hard/easy etc. as manual or almost any type of work these days.
It's very ignorant (and outdated by 50 years in a first world country) to look down on software engineers like they are spoiled children whining about their little naive problems.
(I'm exaggerating to illustrate the point).
- kadushka 1y agoI have done both physical labor and software engineering, so I’m speaking from personal experience. If your experience differs, what can I say - everyone is different.
- aristofun 1y agoI have done too. And obviously individual cases can vary dramatically. I was trying to average my observations not only from my experience, but all the people I observed throughout my life and my career. I am yet to meet a burnt out electrician.