I'm not sure why you keep saying it isn't capitalism, because everything I read does consider it to be capitalism, hence the name. Just because the power is consolidated in the government doesn't change the fact that it is profit driven and steals wages from the proletariat. Is this a no true Scotsman type of argument or something? It's literally capitalism. Even if there was some corruption in the distribution of goods under communism, it would pale in comparison to how unevenly wealth is distributed under capitalism. The top 1% owns more than the bottom 92% of Americans. The bottom half of Americans have become poorer over the last decade. Your critique of communism is something that's already true of capitalism, by the very nature of capitalism goods are mostly given to those that own the capital, it's why 8 Americans own more wealth than over half the planet. You see this in the auto manufacturers that are making features that are already built in into subscriptions. It is based on infinite growth of industry that cannot possibly grow infinitely, it's why you see companies take on anti consumerist policies so they can squeeze more money out of a finite market. No amount of regulation will solve workers having their labor stolen by their boss because profit is an essential aspect of how capitalism functions. It is a system where those that have get to take from those that don't. It cast those who can not contribute to the streets to die a slow and painful death despite the fact it's cheaper to simply house and feed the homeless. Yesterday I was also looking at GRC career path but without any relevant experience I think it's not possible to make it happen.Īny tips/suggestions are more than welcome, I am willing to learn more and very much interested to fix this anyhow, thanks.Įdit: appreciate the responses so far, I'm not saying that I should be getting paid as per US salaries but even in a developing economy like India, a decent apartment rental starts at about $250-300 in most cities (currently I pay $200/mo), guess my only option is to look for a better job but with the overpopulation here even that's a difficult task at this early stage of career :/Ĭapitalism steals the labor of workers and gives the value to the people at the top, even when that means those at the bottom will be in poverty. But due to covid & overall weak financial outcomes, the organization has put internal mobility on freeze for a uncertain time period. Initially I joined here thinking that after a year I'll be eligible for IJPs and I'll move into a role that will be a better match for my skills. I am current working as an entry level analyst for Bank of America in India, current salary is around $300/month in hand (yeah that's correct), this is my first job and I'll be completing 2 years working here in next 2-3 months.Ĭurrently I'm working in core banking handling disputes & claims, I have a deep knowledge about this function but this job does not match with my degree (bachelor's in computer science) on top of which I have done certifications like CCNA & CEH. Job Vent - a place to vent about your grievances at work.Regional job subreddits, via /r/forhire.We will be lenient, as long as the post is somewhat related to /r/jobs ( The core mission of /r/jobs is for 'How to get a Job' or 'How to quit a job' ), we will allow it as long as it follows all other rules. Posts primarily consisting of complaints about co-workers, bosses, recruiters or otherwise should 'low quality posts' will be removed if flagged. (5) Posts which do not relate to job/career advice are not allowed. All other types of content, including videos, must be submitted as a text post. The title of article submissions must begin with ''. Refrain from using vague titles such as 'I need help' and similar. (3) Please be specific with your post title. No posts or comments making personal attacks or wishing harm to others or themselves. (2) General Conduct - This is a professional, family friendly sub - Foul Language is not welcome. If you want to advertise, please buy an ad. Posts and/or comments of any 'job boards', 'job listings', 'recruiters', 'services', 'ads' - regardless of 'free' or 'paid' are not allowed.

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