Good jobs and bad jobs

At 5/9/2012 7:23:06 AM, buelg wrote:
Many people don't say it out aloud, but they still think that there is a good job or a bad job. I believe that they decide it with money, fame, respect, ability, and how much you like. Such reasons make jobs like docters, teachers, judges go up and cleaners, writers, phsycologist, scientests go down.
In my opinion, I think that we shouldn't divide jobs like this, because if this situation goes on, by the year 2030, there would be no one wanting to be a street cleaner, causing the streets to be dirty.
But in the other hand, it will make medical treatments improve because docters will increase.
What do you guys think?

At 5/9/2012 8:45:23 PM, Lasagna wrote:
If the emphasis is on pure productivity, then we will always have this class system (doctors vs. sh!t-cleaners). What the doctor doesn't understand is that her life is more complete and fulfilling when certain menial tasks are NOT excluded from her daily routine, but this realization will not be made anytime in the immediate future -_-)

At 5/11/2012 4:51:28 AM, Greyparrot wrote:
Seems like the 1st group are soon to be government workers right?

At 5/11/2012 8:50:14 AM, darkkermit wrote:

At 5/11/2012 4:51:28 AM, Greyparrot wrote:
Seems like the 1st group are soon to be government workers right?

Are you referring to the study I showed? No, government workers report high level of happiness. You get more money and do less work. A lot less stressful. Why would government workers feel depressed?

jobs like doctors, teachers, judges

At 5/9/2012 7:23:06 AM, buelg wrote:
Many people don't say it out aloud, but they still think that there is a good job or a bad job. I believe that they decide it with money, fame, respect, ability, and how much you like. Such reasons make jobs like docters, teachers, judges go up and cleaners, writers, phsycologist, scientests go down.
In my opinion, I think that we shouldn't divide jobs like this, because if this situation goes on, by the year 2030, there would be no one wanting to be a street cleaner, causing the streets to be dirty.
But in the other hand, it will make medical treatments improve because docters will increase.
What do you guys think?

At 5/11/2012 9:54:48 PM, sadolite wrote:

What do you guys think?

All work that needs to be done has to be done by someone or "your" quality of life will suffer if it isn't. People who think sweeping the floor or or taking out the garbage is beneath them are not worthy of the human race and should be hacked into pieces and flushed down the nearest toilet. If I new someone held such an attitude I would do all I could to destroy their reputation and character.

At 5/13/2012 12:56:36 AM, Cermank wrote:

At 5/11/2012 9:54:48 PM, sadolite wrote:

What do you guys think?

All work that needs to be done has to be done by someone or "your" quality of life will suffer if it isn't. People who think sweeping the floor or or taking out the garbage is beneath them are not worthy of the human race and should be hacked into pieces and flushed down the nearest toilet. If I new someone held such an attitude I would do all I could to destroy their reputation and character.

You are imposing your arbitrary opinions of a worthiness of a job on people, and revelling in it because it supposedly ends out a positive message.

At 5/13/2012 11:48:01 AM, sadolite wrote:

At 5/13/2012 12:56:36 AM, Cermank wrote:

At 5/11/2012 9:54:48 PM, sadolite wrote:

You are imposing your arbitrary opinions of a worthiness of a job on people, and revelling in it because it supposedly ends out a positive message.

All work is worthy of anyone.

At 5/13/2012 8:06:20 PM, Aaronroy wrote:
The problem that arises with this predicament in the USA is that lowly jobs that Conservatives romanticize as worthy of the pay that pay bare minimum wage cannot sustain a single individual. Said individual would then would have to be working two full-time jobs while barely being able to make do by the end of the day. It's a cruel reality, really, that many are subject to this rental-centric method of enslavement.

At 5/14/2012 7:25:20 PM, sadolite wrote:

At 5/13/2012 8:06:20 PM, Aaronroy wrote:
The problem that arises with this predicament in the USA is that lowly jobs that Conservatives romanticize as worthy of the pay that pay bare minimum wage cannot sustain a single individual. Said individual would then would have to be working two full-time jobs while barely being able to make do by the end of the day. It's a cruel reality, really, that many are subject to this rental-centric method of enslavement.

WTF does "Conservatism" have to do with doing work that must be done. I am not a "conservative" by the way. I am a "self reliant individual" I don't need the acceptance of political ideologies like you. I would shovel out a pump station full of sh!t if I were asked to do so. My quality of life depends on it being done on a regular bases. May your pump station in your neighborhood runith over.

At 5/14/2012 7:25:20 PM, sadolite wrote:

At 5/13/2012 8:06:20 PM, Aaronroy wrote:
The problem that arises with this predicament in the USA is that lowly jobs that Conservatives romanticize as worthy of the pay that pay bare minimum wage cannot sustain a single individual. Said individual would then would have to be working two full-time jobs while barely being able to make do by the end of the day. It's a cruel reality, really, that many are subject to this rental-centric method of enslavement.

WTF does "Conservatism" have to do with doing work that must be done. I am not a "conservative" by the way. I am a "self reliant individual" I don't need the acceptance of political ideologies like you. I would shovel out a pump station full of sh!t if I were asked to do so. My quality of life depends on it being done on a regular bases. May your pump station in your neighborhood runith over.