Nothing*****

A lot of work doesn't need to exist but it does. The author discusses this type of work, classifies it, explains why, and gives some suggestions. Personally, I feel that the fundamental reason is that the productivity at this stage far exceeds the needs of normal human life, and there are not so many people engaged in production or care work. Therefore, the entire society focuses on the distribution of wealth, and then divides people into three, six, or nine grades through these jobs, and controls you through work. The so-called "If you don't do it, others will do it." The fundamental reason may be that many jobs are inherently dispensable.

This book is very real and it exposes some issues that we may have been ignoring. Just like the book said, "Who is creating these meaningless jobs?" It made me start to think about whether my work is really meaningful. The author's point of view is very sharp, and the content in the book can also trigger my deep reflection on social phenomena. I think this book is not only suitable for people who are starting a business, but also for every migrant worker.

Overall, I personally feel that it sounds a bit boring, but if you listen carefully, it is also a good book! I sound boring, maybe it's because I've just entered junior high school, and I don't know much about social things... If I study it carefully, it's worth thinking about (?) A good book

I thought my previous job was a bullshit job, and then sadly it was confirmed that it was. It turns out that I have been looking for the meaning of my work. It is troublesome, annoying and highly repetitive. It was running normally one day and hung up the next day without any reason. Day after day is spent in endless repairs. It seems to work, but it actually doesn't. I have no time to spare every day, and I can't tell what I am doing. It was so painful. Fortunately, I left that place.

Good book. I didn't quite understand the concept of bullshit work at first, but I found it interesting after reading it. To me, it is quite novel to describe modern work as feudal lords and followers. Young people cannot complete the transformation into adults by working to become bosses. This expression of working in adolescence is also novel. It is another sense of "lost theory". What I learned the most is that I learned about the UBI project. Compared with the courage to say "no", we actually lack the confidence to say "no" and have more motivation to study hard. In the future, I want to open a restaurant with a 1 yuan meal (one meat and one vegetarian rice) and a 15 yuan buffet model so that people can cry, but not go hungry, haha. Although I don't know if I will remember this in the future.

A classic book suitable for those of us who are becoming more and more awake in an increasingly collapsing world.

After he left, they began to alienate the meaning of labor. Labor is a right, labor is a means to transform the world, it should make the world a better place

I'll start thinking about the meaningful parts of my job

It's pretty good

Idle work is suitable for people who love to be in a daze

The writing is good, but there is a problem with the smart reading of this book. The reading content does not match the highlighted content, and the highlighting will skip some fields.

Go straight to my heart and inspire me in life