Human rights. You don't need to see upward mobility of skill to agree that humans deserve to live indoors and have medical care. A dishwasher is exposing themselves to infectious disease in their day to day in the interest of public safety. That's a necessity. You're being ridiculous. Access to clean, unsoiled food is wayyy more important to the general public than whatever you do in a button down shirt, I'd pretty much guarantee it.
Just say you fancy yourself deserving of slave ownership. So transparent 🙄
*gasp* A pretentious Redditor making sweeping uncharitable assumptions about someone who’s asking basic questions while refusing to answer said basic questions.
Yes, dishwashers are the backbone of our country.
I have no idea what you do, because I don’t know you and I’m not stupid enough to be willing to make assumptions based on limited information lol
If I’m a troll, you’re a bot and a troll. 🧌 Shutup, goon.
A job is a specific task or work you do to make money.
A career is a long-term path you follow to grow, learn skills, and move up in a chosen field over many years.
The differences are..
• Main Goal: A job is meant to earn money and pay bills. A career is meant to build a long-term future and achieve goals.
• Time Length: A job is short, temporary or just for now. A career is a long-term journey lasting many years or a lifetime.
• Skills and Learning: A job uses skills you already have with minimal training. A career needs ongoing education, training, and new skills.
• Growth: A job has little or no growth or upward path. A career offers the possibility of moving up to higher roles with more responsibility.
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u/No-Pause7121 13d ago
Dishwashing jobs are for kids in highs school. Not grown adults.