I’m sad that the workers blame each other rather than the corporate giants hiring them for getting paid less and less.
I wish clickworkers were more visible. They’re an essential part of today’s new technologies, they’re clearly kept in precarious conditions and I bet most users don’t even know they exist, seeing only the tech gurus at the top of the pyramid.
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I’m sad that the workers blame each other rather than the corporate giants hiring them for getting paid less and less.
I wish clickworkers were more visible. They’re an essential part of today’s new technologies, they’re clearly kept in precarious conditions and I bet most users don’t even know they exist, seeing only the tech gurus at the top of the pyramid.