The usual kulak/petty burshwá dipshit who "runs the family business" of leeching surplus value and sending some emails is usually proud of it, leave alone the shitstains with 4 surnames and zero heterozigous loci.

Same with PMCs in overpayed jobs, usually saying "yeah I got this job thanks to my uncle/frat top"

But then mediocre overvalued "artists" piss and moan about their daddy owning Sony not being a big deal in their astroturfed careers.

Why? Some people do end up actually liking their music, so who cares if they didn't have to audition a million times and waste their own few money playing virtually for free in shitty bars?

  • Blep [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    It breaks the facade. I got my first fake job because my dad made a phone call. That phone call has done more for my career than any actual work ive done for myself.

    • RNAi [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      Yes, but you can always talk over about how you had to "work hard everyday nonetheless", which is true for most cases.

      • Blep [he/him]
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        2 years ago

        Even if i did actually work hard (since then i really havent), it had no impact on my outcome. The only reason i was considered for my most recent job was the place that first one had on my resume

    • SoyViking [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      I got my current job because my old boss knew the guy who was starting an experimental course for unemployed IT people right as my old workplace went bankrupt. It probably also helped that my girlfriend went to highschool with one of the partners.