CTLAWYER: You’re right, I overgeneralized.
newbee: That’s true, but I mean the kind of utopian job mentioned in the OP. Like there are pros and cons to every job, but a perfect job like that would be glutted. For example, my dad works in computers. He got into it when they were programming on cards, but about ten or so years after he started, computers became the hot thing. Everyone saw it as an amazing job where you earned loads with only a bachelor’s degree and had normal hours. So they would fire experienced people in favor of recent college grads who would work for half the money, and then they would fire the college grads in favor of workers in India or the Philippines who would work for a quarter of the money.