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And? Hairdressers can't work at start-ups? I get very tired of comments like this that imply that working at a start-up or software company is somehow "better"
by amouat 13y ago
And? Hairdressers can't work at start-ups?
I get very tired of comments like this that imply that working at a start-up or software company is somehow "better" than working at other jobs, especially those that require a reasonable level of skill.
Please don't look down on people.
EDIT: Hmm, I suppose the point is that a hairdresser doesn't have the range of skills a start-up should be interested in. But still, it reads poorly.
- StavrosK 13y agoI read it as "people in unrelated professions can have good attitudes too", i.e. "skill matters".