/WRK/ - Wagie and Work

Yeah, even though tradies are poor af. They always point to the guy making six figures but never mention the fact that he either owns a business or is doing insane overtime.

>>18
is there a problem? Learning a trade allows you to potentially become self employed, same with coding if you're willing to be a freelancer or happen to make a popular app or so but I'm starting to think coding could easily get oversaturated whereas with trades you need to do an apprenticeship and permits.

Becoming a construction worker seems more like a universally useful job than learning a single trade. Both trades and coding seem pretty saturated.

bump

>>18
>Omg, don't tell me to learn a useful skill. I should get paid for just existing!
Millennials and gen z were a mistake

>>19
And he has already been doing the trade for the past ten-plus years, most of which he spent doing the miserable bitch work for a pittance.
>>20
>Learning a trade allows you to potentially become self employed
Fucking lel. The petit-bourgeoisie is dying out and yet bootstrappers constantly put forward the claim that you can join them with just a little (read "a decade or two") of poorly paid and miserable hard work.
>>21
Construction is good, except when it's not. It's a boom-and-bust business, and it's a young man's game.

>>21
90% of coding under capitalism is paper pushing bullshit

>>121
you seem to be lost.