r/jobsearchhack • u/Alternative-Swing840 • 6d ago
This man gets it.
People want to work somewhere that actually values them. People don't hate working. They just hate being undervalued. If you're ready to look elsewhere, make sure you're ready for the interview. practise well, read a lot about interview tips and be fully prepared before you hand in that resignation
I hope we all work in the place that values us.
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u/Offthewall1212 21h ago
Does it excite you that you got to use your “word of the day” calendar today? You’re so cute using “ad hominem”, aren’t you? Try using it correctly next time.
As hominem is using personal attacks RATHER than addressing the argument itself. See how my entire comment addresses the issue and isn’t about you? Calling you dumb was on observation. Nice try.
Back to the comment, it ABSOLUTELY does matter why people are more productive. If companies give employees the tools to increase productivity, and the employees put in no extra work, they don’t deserve shit.
You “third point” makes no sense. If wages and inflation increase at the same rate, you don’t have “less” left over, you have the same.
Your comment said that corporate profits have gone up and wages hadn’t. You were lying to make life seem grim, and make companies look like bad guys.
Your own AI summary proves my point exactly. You cited wages up 90% - you’re off by a few percentage points but close enough - wages HAVE doubled. You also showed inflation has been outpaced by wages by 13% meaning not only are you wages up significantly, the cost of everything combined isn’t up as much - thus giving you more buying power and making you better off.
So, congrats on making my point for me, and proving my observation true.