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Assuming you are working in IT, there are plenty zero stress working opportunities available. However, they are not being paid that well. There I’m going with i
by ekropotin 11mo ago
Assuming you are working in IT, there are plenty zero stress working opportunities available. However, they are not being paid that well.
There I’m going with it - there is a choice available, more money vs less stress.
- danaris 11mo ago...Which actually works out to trading one kind of stress for another. It's a false choice. This is a systemic problem, and we cannot fix it with individualized solutions. For the vast majority of people, the only way to actually get ahead is to fix the system. Tax the rich. Shatter the current massive income and wealth inequalities. Institute proper social safety nets. Provide for everyone, not just those deemed "deserving."
- foxyv 11mo agoIt is 100% this. The system is broken and everyone knows it. But people are convinced that the solution to the problem is somehow worse.
- TimorousBestie 11mo agoDunno when you last touched the job market but those “less stress, lower salary” jobs are evaporating in real time. If Americans weren’t so sinophobic, they’d probably have made 996工作制 standard operating procedure by now.
- ekropotin 11mo agoI literally on the job market right now and got few offers from banks. But perhaps it's region-specific and outside of Bay Area the situation is drastically different, idk.
- rascul 11mo agoLess money can mean more stress.
- foxyv 11mo agoI have found that, if you are competent, the role will quickly expand to fill your ability to accomplish it. Edit: Probably regardless of competency to be honest.