People start hating their jobs at 35
I think its because through experience people have figured out a lot of unspoken things about what its really like being an employee.<p>They have figured out that its much more about connections and office politics than hard work.<p>They have figured out that there is really no job security, and they could be one layoff wave away from unemployment.<p>They have figured out that its much more about face time and spending long hours at work rather than actually being productive.<p>They have figured out that the majority of their work, to their surprise is not actually that important or necessary.<p>They have figured out that its important not to take too much vacations, because its an opportunity to loose the little work they have to someone else.<p>They have figured out that they are never going to get payed the true value of their work,and that is almost the definition of being an employee.<p>They have figured out that its all a system of serventry not too different from the medieval relation between master and servant.<p>They have figured out that its a system that they are being grinded through and discarded, and that they are condemned for life to making someone else rich, never getting a chance to trully furfill their dreams and ambitions.<p>All of this takes a lot of time to figure out and piece together, it takes over ten years, and so the age 35 seems about right.