/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23627530
Do you have a better argument, friend? You seem a bit on edge right now. I know the red markets are probably frustrating and you're venting a little. Wanna vape some weed with me and take a breather?

>>23356264
Go ahead and ask how many people "working from home" during the pandemic have actually been fucking working. Most jobs actually are pointless, minimum wage or not. Most jobs ARE easily automatable. If you're not a retard, you have a job that you already automate yourself. I haven't worked a single day this pandemic, I just keep scripts running on my work laptop and occasionally check emails. It's not a larp, you just may be too computer illiterate (like all my boomer bosses) to realize. Most people's jobs literally consist of copying+pasting data into excel sheets and forwarding then over to a other person who will copy+paste more shit into it and forward to another person in a fucking chain h til eventually someone does something with that info...The larger the corporation, the more true this becomes. It's true that small/middle businesses will get fucked, but they are the ones who most need to adapt in order to survive. Stop hiring people, just be your own boss and have Raj script shit for you on fivver if you are too lazy to learn at least Python yourself. But honestly, we really are past the age of automation - people are just frogs sitting in water that's gradually being heated up. They'll be dead before they realize.