Re:Charles Bukowski: The Slavery of the 9 to 5
by amelius on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @04:44AM
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I think the problem of many engineers is that they think that they do not need to take part in low or dirty practices of business. They think: "I'm smarter, and if I just do my job, I don't need to play dirty games to be successful." However, reality does not agree, unfortunately. On the other hand, many engineers get to have very intellectually fulfilling jobs.
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Re:Charles Bukowski: The Slavery of the 9 to 5
by joe563323 on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @05:38AM
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> many engineers get to have very intellectually fulfilling jobs.
As long as it is a job it is a form of slavery.
Re:Charles Bukowski: The Slavery of the 9 to 5
by easuter on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @12:53PM
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> As long as it is a job it is a form of slavery
How is it a form of slavery if you're earning a decent wage and can leave any time you want?
Pull your head out of your arse and grow up.
Re:Charles Bukowski: The Slavery of the 9 to 5
by joe563323 on Saturday January 28, 2017 @04:01PM
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> can leave any time you want?
Leave one master to serve another master.
> Pull your head out of your arse and grow up
This is the worst thing about modern slavery. People are not even aware of it. Wake up.
Re:Charles Bukowski: The Slavery of the 9 to 5
by theonemind on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @06:25AM
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Well, I'd say, by and large, they don't have to. They can probably earn enough without doing so. It probably does cost not to, however, quite a lot, which some engineers can afford.