If you were a house builder, but you could only live in the typical houses that you’ve built… would that inspire you to do a good job?
I looked into manual labor jobs and it does suck that unless you’re like a foreman or someone who’d been doing it for at least a decade straight, you’re not making as much as you’d think
That’s why I chose the medical field. Which is super fucked up because the people who risk life and limb to build society should be making as much as those who put together limbs and save lives.
If they did get paid more they might be more motivated to do a better job if they’re not already. I think that if you’re not as good as what your job is worth than you should be fired, not pushed upwards. I also think that if a construction worker was paid more they’d start comparing themselves to other professions in the bracket.
Lol, how nice are houses the builders build? Seems to me the builder should’ve built a less shitty home. Especially if they’re a builder. Maybe there’s a reason that one builder isn’t getting paid much because that one builder fucking sucks at being a builder.
Maybe that ties into the example though 'cause if the government officials suck at what they do should they be getting paid as much? Which goes into my former answer of in summary, clean house of those that aren’t worth their pay. There’s people out there in the government that don’t fucking suck and did everything they could in life to get their and earn their pay just like across the board of every profession.
There’s those that fucking suck but are functional and never get anywhere and those that succeed and get further into the career they planned on doing. So if they remove the corrupt assholes and nepotism assholes maybe there would be, people who do their jobs and are worth their pay.
I looked into manual labor jobs and it does suck that unless you’re like a foreman or someone who’d been doing it for at least a decade straight, you’re not making as much as you’d think
That’s why I chose the medical field. Which is super fucked up because the people who risk life and limb to build society should be making as much as those who put together limbs and save lives.
If they did get paid more they might be more motivated to do a better job if they’re not already. I think that if you’re not as good as what your job is worth than you should be fired, not pushed upwards. I also think that if a construction worker was paid more they’d start comparing themselves to other professions in the bracket.
Lol, how nice are houses the builders build? Seems to me the builder should’ve built a less shitty home. Especially if they’re a builder. Maybe there’s a reason that one builder isn’t getting paid much because that one builder fucking sucks at being a builder.
Maybe that ties into the example though 'cause if the government officials suck at what they do should they be getting paid as much? Which goes into my former answer of in summary, clean house of those that aren’t worth their pay. There’s people out there in the government that don’t fucking suck and did everything they could in life to get their and earn their pay just like across the board of every profession.
There’s those that fucking suck but are functional and never get anywhere and those that succeed and get further into the career they planned on doing. So if they remove the corrupt assholes and nepotism assholes maybe there would be, people who do their jobs and are worth their pay.