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Being a CEO is a low-skilled job.
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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2023
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For real, and even if the skills required for a job are easy to obtain and easy to retain, that job is still providing value to the community, like say a garbage collector, not the most complex skills required to do it, yet people are glad their trash get taken out every day and without him and their 'unskilled' job, people would be pissed off and their quality of life reduced,
So yeah, everyone should respect those jobs a little more, and be fucking polite to 'low skilled' workers when they interact with them