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Labor organization yes! I don't quite know how to achieve it. I also worry that my desire to become a manager is in direct conflict with my desire to contribute
by bckr 8mo ago
Labor organization yes! I don't quite know how to achieve it. I also worry that my desire to become a manager is in direct conflict with my desire to contribute to labor organization.
On a separate note, I have the intensification problem in my personal work as well. I sit down to study, but, first, let me just ask Claude to do some research in the background... Oh, and how is my Cursor doing on the dashboard? Ah, right, studying... Oh, Claude is done...
- co_king_3 8mo ago> I don't quite know how to achieve it. Definitely not by posting on right-wing social media websites. > I also worry that my desire to become a manager is in direct conflict with my desire to contribute to labor organization. It is.
- bckr 8mo agonot a very helpful response tbh
- 9rx 8mo ago> I also worry that my desire to become a manager is in direct conflict with my desire to contribute to labor organization. Nah. You can definitely do both. A labor organization of any meaningful size needs management. A labor union is effectively a business in its own right, after all. Some unions even opt to register as corporations, and some unions even see unions rise up to protect workers from the larger union! And certainly a tech union, to be effective, would have to be humongous given how easy it is to move the work around.