> The concept of "bullshit jobs" is so hilarious. Honestly it like someone watched "Office Space" and thought it was straight up revolutionary philosophy.
> Then decided to stake a huge chunk of their academic career on it.
> I assume the creators of said concept regard their jobs as of the utmost importance and regard.
The claim made by Bullshit Jobs isn't that N% of jobs are objectively useless in the grand scheme of things, it's that N% of people feel that their jobs are useless. Its n analysis of the alienation of workers from their work.
> Then decided to stake a huge chunk of their academic career on it.
> I assume the creators of said concept regard their jobs as of the utmost importance and regard.
The claim made by Bullshit Jobs isn't that N% of jobs are objectively useless in the grand scheme of things, it's that N% of people feel that their jobs are useless. Its n analysis of the alienation of workers from their work.