Trying to change job here to avoid taking part in this buffoonery.<p>I can&#x27;t. Nowadays so much jobs are regulated per diploma&#x2F;certifications that it is hard beginning again and regain while &quot;older&quot; the momentum for credibility.<p>The funny part I see breadmakers, cooks, construction is also suffering the same problem. I am currently in France, restaurants for average people are so bad, they do stuff that intoxicate people. I can do bread, cooking, fixing bikes and I do better than &quot;pro&quot; nowadays&quot; without a diploma in their field.<p>Something systemic seems to be going on. Like people are just taught to execute and required to obey, and bosses don&#x27;t know the craft of the people they should lead.<p>Basically being a boss boils down to the capital you can have, and competition seems rigged in favour of people being born wealthy.<p>I don&#x27;t think that birth merit outweight a sane competition.<p>I find the Figaro monolog that inspired French and US revolution about the old monarchic regimes to be very actual.<p>Weirdly enough author&#x27;s right says it should be in public domain, but it is impossible to find a link to this essay that is very actual.