What do you think is the most thankless and least necessary job?

@Madhatter Ah, but the job is still there. I'm not asking about robotic replacement. If the bus drivers vanished, there'dbe panic. If no one stocked the shelves, there'd be chaos.

These jobs are necessary.

@RedwoodBarman Is it still a job if a person isn't doing it? Keeping an accurate time was once a job, before clocks. I don't think there's any current job that could vanish along with its function. If there were, it would have happened already. It only exists if it holds a purpose.

@Madhatter You make a good point. I have no counter argument without sounding like an asshole. Well played, sir.

@HannahSky This is true. But nearly all of them are necessary.

@RedwoodBarman most of them

@CestManan Two separate jobs. And upper management is meant to better manage a larger number of employees. You can't expect over fit to manage all Walmarts in a single state, right?

@RedwoodBarman I work in a "big box", not walmart, and I know before this corona thing, upper management would often schedule visits. Like ain't they got jack crap better to do than to come and breathe down our necks?

@CestManan I don't know about you, but I'd regularly check on my business(es) to ensure my livelihood and avoid legal ramifications that could lead to bankruptcy and utter failure.

@Zeuro A truly useless and thankless job. Well done.

@PrivateHell But how'd you know they worked?

@RedwoodBarman if they stink, they fail

@PrivateHell Loss in profit. Lowered reputation. Lost customer base. Failed business. Necessary job.