Installation of a gas heating system in new construction 2023/2024

  • Erstellt am 2023-04-11 14:47:10

Snowy36

2023-05-02 19:17:27
  • #1
You probably work in the automotive industry (-: But that industry will be moving abroad soon anyway – unfortunately. And in part, I can also understand your arguments. Carpe diem and all that.

But I still believe Germany wouldn’t have achieved its prosperity with this attitude. If everyone only worked as much as they absolutely have to, you can look at South Africa to see where that leads. There, if after 20 days you have enough money, you simply don’t go to work for the next 10 days, and the boss has to grill his own burgers and serve them to the guest for 10 days.

Are they happier there? Probably yes. But you don’t achieve prosperity in the capitalist sense that way. You don’t have to.

But I just don’t know if that’s clear to the current generation.
 

MayrCh

2023-05-02 19:25:22
  • #2
Do you also read the texts you quote or do you just copy & paste randomly?
 

Snowy36

2023-05-02 19:29:06
  • #3

Charming as always, do you talk to your colleagues like that too?

I will do penance for 3 days because I overlooked the word ÖD, hope that makes you happy.
 

chand1986

2023-05-02 19:29:15
  • #4
Sounds somehow offended that their own lifestyle is no longer a role model for the descendants, but is even massively questioned. How dare you? (Personally, however, I believe that Gen Z is much more receptive to material things than one might think when considering what they probably think.)
 

Tolentino

2023-05-02 19:41:10
  • #5
Volunteering honors the officeholder who performs work without pay that apparently our society does not consider worth payment. In the status of a household budget, it is therefore often unfortunately ranked below gainful employment. However, I would blame our society more for this than the one who cannot afford to reduce the latter to serve the former.
 

Bausparfuchs

2023-05-02 20:05:10
  • #6
60 percent of the teachers in Germany work part-time! In a time of absolute teacher shortage and the decline of the German education system. It is just a statement.

Which private company could afford such a thing and would allow it? The civil service status of teachers is taking strange turns.

The decline of Germany did not start in the last 2 years, but much earlier. Many high performers have resigned and given up. In 2006, I also moved to a 15-year 4-day week. A really nice time. Why should you work your back off for taxes and social contributions? Net income was almost the same because of progressive taxation.

We had record revenues in the last 20 years. Where has the money gone? Certainly not into infrastructure. Not into the pension funds either. Nor into defense spending, since the Bundeswehr was underfunded.

In hindsight, I am glad to have made the jump in time. Surely I turned down great job offers. But for whom?
 
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