He's right
Before safety practices became common, many people died.
Many.
It will be the same again. And has already had deadly consequences.
Posts by ecofeco
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Bruce Schneier: We're sleepwalking towards digital disaster and are too dumb to stop
Net neutrality: Email trail reveals how Prez Obama bent the FCC to his will
Wakey wakey, app developers. Mobile ad blocking will kill you all
Photographer hassled by Port of Tyne for filming a sign on a wall
You're a cybercrime kingpin. You need a new evil lackey. How much do you tell them?
Poor recruitment processes are causing the great security talent drought
Tuesday 1st March 2016 22:39 GMT 
Re: . . .and once you're hired. . .
Recruiters have gone from calling my (equal to national average for my experience and qualifications) salary expectation 'a bit overambitious' to asking why I'm only looking for this much and not 10 grand a year more like all the other applicants are - and I'm just a regular third line guy with a reasonably standard skill set.
Yep heard the same thing several years ago. Employers and staffing agencies said I was asking too much. Even my friends and family. I gave the same reasons.
Then my credentials starting better with each contract. So while the client/employer didn't want to give me a raise or keep me for very long, I was still getting a 20% raise each year. For the same reasons you gave.
Because skills AND experience matter. So if you're having trouble getting work and you have skills and experience, you need to rewrite your resume/CV. Things have changed in the last 2 years.
Oh, and I still haven't paid for any course work.
Investigatory Powers Bill lands in Parliament amid howls over breadth of spying powers
Diffie, Hellman scoop $1m Turing Award for key work on crypto keys
Borked ESET antivirus update says entire web is too risky to browse
Nearly a million retail jobs will be destroyed by the march of tech, warns trade body
Monday 29th February 2016 23:12 GMT
Re: unskilled will always be the first to go
Wrong. Min wage was indeed created as the min income could live on and stayed that way until Reagan. (May he rest in hell.)
Retail jobs also used be able to support a single person. Some positions barely others quite nicely.
You either don't know history or have drank the extreme conservative kool aid. Or both.
Me, I was there.
Foxconn spikes six-billion-dollar Sharp scoff – for now
Official: Toshiba pulls out of European consumer PC market
Oracle: Oregon's attorney general leaked our confidential memos in health portal row
Dan Kaminsky is an expert on DNS security – and he's saying: Patch right God damn now
FBI says it helped mess up that iPhone – the one it wants Apple to crack
Linux Mint forums hacked: All users urged to reset passwords
Huntsville, Alabama, has NASA, US Missile Command ... and now gigabit Google Fiber
IBM UK puts 1,352 Global Tech Services heads 'at risk'
Black Monday: Office 365 down and out in Europe
Austinites outraged as Google Fiber tears up Texas capital
Solution to tech bros' disgust of SF homeless people launched
Higher US Fed interest rates will hit startups over the head
Failed school intranet project spent AU$1.4m on launch party before crashing and burning
Ransomware scum infect Tinseltown hospital, demand $3.6m
Brit spies can legally hack PCs and phones, say Brit spies' overseers
Coding is more important than Shakespeare, says VC living in self-contained universe
Free science journal library gains notoriety, lands injunctions
Send tortuous stand-up ‘nine-thirty’ meetings back to the dark ages
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