"Resignations are rising because people are seeing more job listings, not because they’re feeling more Marxist."
All the recent union pushes are just coincidence... I guess.
"Resignations are rising because people are seeing more job listings, not because they’re feeling more Marxist."
All the recent union pushes are just coincidence... I guess.
Ok this article made me so unreasonably angry that I decided to look up the author. This haughty litte twerp was born in a wealthy DC suburb where the median income is over $200,000 a year and he got hired by the Atlantic at 23. His professional career before that was, uh...
Fucking acting in WaPo-reviewed Shakespeare plays.
This fucking dukeling has never worked a day in his goddamn life. I look forward to the day he has to start hauling carts with the rest of us, I'll ask him if he still thinks people love their jobs then.
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Shakespeare was popular in no small part because the work was populist. Hamlet is literally a story about a royal family so dysfunctional that they all end up killing each other.
It's almost comical how often this happens when you do the slightest bit of digging into these "journalists", they're so immediately discredited, but 99% of people will never take even that small step of critical analysis.