/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56237364
You were wrong about literally everything because you’re low IQ and easy to take advantage of.

>>53715666
>Let that sink in

Worked the nightshift as a temp worker over a summer at a food factory, they made all sorts of stuff like mcdonalds big mac sauce, salad dressings, tea, yogurt, juice, etc.
What line you ended up on varied night to night so you never knew what it would be, sometimes it was keeping an eye on a box taping machine and moving boxes on pallets, sometimes packing drinks into boxes, sometimes manually taping hundreds of boxes, sometimes moving heavy ass packages of sugar between pallets, sometimes it was washing and cleaning off thousands of buckets with caked on sauces, sometimes it was scrubbing down machines that somehow never seem to get clean, and a bunch of other stuff.
The worst is most times you don't know what you're doing, so you screw up and some boomer that sucks at explaining anything yells at you.
Had to wear a hairnet, and these onesie zip up coveralls that never fit quite right, and earplugs the whole time, the only other people that worked there were 60+ years old and were too dumb to make enough to retire in the richest time in our country's history so they're still working a job that requires no skills. The pay was slightly above minimum wage because it was a nightshift, and you were on your feet all day, and you always came home smelling like garbage, and it was always unbearably hot.
By that time I knew how to program but nobody wants to hire the 1st year software student. The worst is seeing the retarded fat ladies working in the air conditioned office knowing I could do all their jobs better than them for less pay but I was stuck doing some shitty manual labor.

Since then I've only ever worked software dev jobs, will never go back if I can help it. It's retarded that people do this kind of work with shitty low pay work when people with the job title "scrum master" exist that make a good living.