alt Hacker News> But if you're on the side of the industry where your job is to prevent things from being broken, then it really sucks.
It's called job security :)
> But if you're on the side of the industry where your job is to prevent things from being broken, then it really sucks.
It's called job security :)
That’s job security in the same way that a building maintenance guy gets job security from somebody filling the toilets with garbage everyday and flooding the bathrooms
Like sure it’s true that you’re more necessary now, but when you took the job you weren’t expecting to need to be elbow deep in shit every day, and you’d probably prefer to go back to the days of changing lightbulbs and vacuuming hallways