OK, boomer.

The other side of this is old people desperately hanging onto jobs because they can't afford to retire. So slots are not opening up for young people.

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klipklop 10 hours ago | parent | next [-]

People have to work to survive and afford medical treatment in the US. It’s funny how you can blame the people forced to work to survive and not the system that is setup to force them to do so.

The elite post covid have placed the average worker firmly under their boot. They apply more pressure each day.

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rusk 11 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Yet another side is arrogant little babies coming on board and making a big steaming mess of things because they thought they could do things better.

Waaaaahhhhhhhh

	▲	altacc 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Almost every young developer joins the enterprise I work at and spends the first 6 months ranting about how bad everything is and how we could do things so much better with xyz or whatever. We wait, we educate, we leave them to come to the understanding that when you're in a business with billions in turnover, millions of customers, thousands of employees and hundreds of developers, what you learnt at university or building small side projects isn't enough to immediately judge and make changes. After about a year the good developers are proactively contributing good ideas that will actually work. It's not an environment that fits everyone, so we're fine when people decide to leave for somewhere smaller.