You're right. Most developers could care less about anything that doesn't impact their daily working life.
But I would argue that issues like wage suppression, security, and privacy have a huge impact on our work-life balance, income and the software we write.
An organization of developers dedicated to collective bargaining would be able to support advocacy groups and give them teeth in their dealings with large multinational corporations and even governments.
But I would argue that issues like wage suppression, security, and privacy have a huge impact on our work-life balance, income and the software we write.
An organization of developers dedicated to collective bargaining would be able to support advocacy groups and give them teeth in their dealings with large multinational corporations and even governments.
Would you agree?