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Tech workers react to UPS drivers landing a $170,000-a-year package with a mixture of anger and admiration
(www.businessinsider.com)
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Tbf a lot of the value in tech is not created by software Devs. Take uber for example, comparing drivers to Devs, its pretty clear that one side of that equation is getting a hell of a lot more of the surplus value created.
Yeah, it's nowhere near evenly distributed, but if the company didn't get more value out of the devs than it was paying them, then it wouldn't have those devs.