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[ousdahl]

It doesn’t make them pieces of shit.
Nor does it mean that they should have to work 3 jobs just to stay out of squalor

I didnt say they were pieces of shit...I certainly don't believe that. But, let's not pretend that all jobs are skilled positions.

What jobs require no skill

Corner office positions

[Cascadia]

I didnt say they were pieces of shit...I certainly don't believe that. But, let's not pretend that all jobs are skilled positions.

What jobs require no skill

Corner office positions

lol, nailed it!

[ousdahl]

For real though, there’s no such thing as low skilled labor. It’s just a myth used to justify poverty wages and exploitative practices.

If you don’t believe that, try working a shift at Dunkin’ then get back to us.

[PhDhawk]

Part of the qualifications for the corner office gigs should be experience in food service, manual labor, etc.

[Deleted User 863]

Part of the qualifications for the corner office gigs should be experience in food service, manual labor, etc.

But being honest, i think everyone should work food service and manual labor jobs at least once in their life. I worked at a restaurant in HS as a host and in the kitchen. Provided me with a lifetime of perspective on how you should treat the workers at restaurants.

[Deleted User 863]

For real though, there’s no such thing as low skilled labor. It’s just a myth used to justify poverty wages and exploitative practices.

If you don’t believe that, try working a shift at Dunkin’ then get back to us.

That's fine. Doesn't have to be called low skill. But some jobs are way more important than others. All jobs shouldn't pay the same.

[ousdahl]

Yeah.

Front line essential worker jobs are way more important than the corner office gigs.

[Deleted User 863]

Yeah.

Front line essential worker jobs are way more important than the corner office gigs.

LOL okay, sure many are.

But my guess is many "corner office" jobs (whatever that means) are more important than working at Dunkin Donuts or checking people out at TJMaxx.

[ousdahl]

If a corner office desk jockey decides to take off to his vacation home on a whim for the rest of the week, everything else is business as usual.

If a front line employee doesn’t show up for a shift, that donut shop ceases to be a donut shop.

[KUTradition]

If a corner office desk jockey decides to take off to his vacation home on a whim for the rest of the week, everything else is business as usual.

If a front line employee doesn’t show up for a shift, that donut shop ceases to be a donut shop.

yeah, i’d say there’s a decent number of those corner office gigs that are the result of corporate bloat, and could easily be “restructured” out of existence without the business suffering at all

[ousdahl]

Yea.

And anyone who’s worked the corporate bonehammer knows those cushy top of the totem pole gigs are less about qualifications and experience, and more about office politics and nepotism.

[PhDhawk]

Usually it means the other 3 donut shop employees have to work harder to cover his ass. Which means the asshole in the drive through is extra pissedbthat it took 90 seconds to get his bear claw.

[ousdahl]

Usually it means the other 3 donut shop employees have to work harder to cover his ass. Which means the asshole in the drive through is extra pissedbthat it took 90 seconds to get his bear claw.

And do those other 3 employees get additional compensation for picking up the slack?

[Cascadia]

Part of the qualifications for the corner office gigs should be experience in food service, manual labor, etc.

Sadly it usually only requires a silver spoon, playing lacrosse and raping a few people.

[PhDhawk]

Usually it means the other 3 donut shop employees have to work harder to cover his ass. Which means the asshole in the drive through is extra pissedbthat it took 90 seconds to get his bear claw.

And do those other 3 employees get additional compensation for picking up the slack?

Well yes, it took longer to close up, so they got an extra 20 minutes on the clock for doing his closing tasks.

[Deleted User 863]

If a corner office desk jockey decides to take off to his vacation home on a whim for the rest of the week, everything else is business as usual.

If a front line employee doesn’t show up for a shift, that donut shop ceases to be a donut shop.

LOL ok, i can see this will go nowhere.

Guess I have been lucky to work with executive leadership who are essential to our company operating and surviving on a daily basis. Sure, everyone takes vacations. Even our "front line" employees. I am sorry you haven't had the same experiences. Maybe you should find a better employer or find a way to work for yourself. I hate to say it, but you seem like someone who would be toxic in a work environment. Worrying about everyone else other than yourself, and constantly complaining about those above you on the food chain.

For as much time as you and i spend on here daily, sure doesn't seem like we are any more essential than those corner office people you like to vilify.

[Deleted User 863]

Some of you have convinced yourselves the world owes you something. Hint: it doesn't.

Someone will always have more.

[JKLivin]

Some of you have convinced yourselves the world owes you something. Hint: it doesn't.

Someone will always have more.

But. . . but . . . Not FAIR!!!

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

I'm laughing at the people who don't have "corner offices" believing that many of those who do, didn't "earn" them.

[Deleted User 863]

I'm laughing at the people who don't have "corner offices" believing that many of those who do, didn't "earn" them.

This.

I am sure there are plenty who didn't and were just born into the right family, but i think that is more exception than rule.