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All the problems mentioned here are common to various tech jobs and possibly other fields as well. It’s nothing specific to programming. All problems mentioned are societal issues and not inherent problems of any profession. Things like student loans, hustle culture that leads to burnout, over compartmentalization of work, clueless managers, etc. We need a social revolution, not a career change.
All the problems mentioned here are common to various tech jobs and possibly other fields as well. It’s nothing specific to programming. All problems mentioned are societal issues and not inherent problems of any profession. Things like student loans, hustle culture that leads to burnout, over compartmentalization of work, clueless managers, etc. We need a social revolution, not a career change.
Exactly. This follows Marx’s theory of alienation closely. I found 3 out of 4 features described by Marx in the original article.