Maybe. That doesn't change the fact that I can't find a job in another sector just because I know programming. That fact is IT actually saves a lot of money t

Maybe. That doesn't change the fact that I can't find a job in another sector just because I know programming. That fact is IT actually saves a lot of money to the extent that effect is proportional to the sum of innovation. It's true that it's an easier life to know programming nowadays, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have a better life if you're a programmer, hired or not. I think programmers should not complain about anything or their job if they chose to swallow the blue pill and work a programming job they don't like, coding for a project they don't like. I think you can complain if you got at least ideas for solutions that have not been tried. If you don't, and you work a job you don't like, then don't complain, because you're part of the problem. Programming is not always about making a project work. Programming is mostly about innovation and making new useful things and improving old things. I don't understand why most of the IT landscape is still email and http and html, technologies that have been created at the very beginning. I think most jobs are luxurious jobs, but that's because the government is more effective than in other places. If you do programming but you don't like what you do, maybe it's because the work you're being given is just shitty. Maybe it's better than doing a shit job, but sitting doing something you don't like is as much turning people crazy than anything else.