Raise manufacturing wages then, Huang

"I need you poors to shut up and get back to work."

Hey numnuts, those jobs pay like shit now.

Oh, the factory jobs that are dissipating due to automation? Cool cool.

No, people need to find success in beheading the aristocrats again. Every successful CEO doesn't need to have a head.

You first, asshat!

I swear to you! Together, we can make slavery work this time! Again!

He can suck my Huang for pushing that sort of utter idiocy.

You and your ilk helped make the industry and economy what it is by, you know, not building any fabs in the US for fucking AGES. We HAD fabs. We stopped making fabs because Taiwan and SK got really good at fabs too, and had cheaper labor, so we decided to stop fucking competing. Which has pretty goddamn obvious implications.

Define success.

The only factory I'll work for is this pitchfork factory. 🧜‍♂️

Okay then pay them a livable wage, and then they will be successful. Fucking billionaires need to put their money where their mouth is. A bunch of asshats

OK then make traditional factory jobs pay well enough to own a house and see your children through college again.
A factory worker makes less today than they did in the 50's!!! Because the 1% has managed to grab all the money in their infinite greed. The money grab of the rich is the biggest heist in the history of mankind.

Also not every billionaire needs to flaunt with how enormously ignorant they are on basic issues of society.
The rich need to be taxed on their fortune. Nobody needs to be as rich as the 1%.

No problem, just make a single income from one partner working a factory job enough money to live a comfortable middle class life again. 

Jobs a good'un

Cool, you first bro.

Gonna start paying factory workers six figures are you? If not piss off!

I don't disagree with this take but coming out of this billionaires mouth I feel he means it in a different way.

Fuck Jensen Huang in the ass with a cactus, sideways.

I've worked in more than one manufacturing plant and it's miserable even on the IT side; and that's with air conditioning.

Slavery, he means Slavery.

True, I suppose, but factory jobs? I thought those dried up when we gave China all our manufacturing.

Put your money where your mouth is and open a factory and pay above average wages, Jensen.

You literally run a company that doesn’t manufacture anything itself but designs for others to manufacture.

He should prove it to us.

Put your money where your mouth is, bitch.

You first.

All he really means is people should learn to accept sub minimum wage and be happy they have a shitty job.

With poor labor protections and shitty health care, factory jobs aren't what they were 50 years ago. It's a work-until-you-die career.

Get fucked, you thief!

Ok but we want the factory jobs from the 50’s that paid one worker an entire family’s living wage. We should go to the 1950’s wealth tax rate of 90% to achieve this. I think what he means is impoverished guilded age slavery though.

Does getting rich just make people stupid?

"You need to become a factory worker!" Meanwhile, factories are trying to automate every job possible.

UBI really needed to happen before AI and advanced robots. Really interested to see how China handles this.

Pay them.

Looking at Nvidia…. Of over 1,000 job openings USA, only one matches keyboard “technician”. It’s a marketing job requiring a bachelors degree and three years experience

I also see a section of their website on campus recruiting and globally there are college internships.

This might be a good place for the NVidia CEO to start looking.

Those jobs are all getting automated. And jobs that used to pay decent wages like trucking and being a taxi driver are slotted to be automated away, too.

Same for many, many white collar jobs that were supposed to be the path out of this trap of poverty that the rust belt and other places were thrown into, starting in the 70s. A whole lot of MBAs think that they need to get rid of all the "excess" people on payroll...

What a piece of shit.

Trades too.

Kind of the whole point of the "Dirty Jobs" show.

Two kinds of jobs:

One, where you need a shower before you go to work.

Two, where you need a shower when you get home from work.

We value One and devalue Two. NGL, I've done both, I don't know, physically, that I could go back to Two.

Bonus, Three, can't remember the last time you showered because you work from home. LOL.

start with yourself, bitch. give your money to charity and we’ll find you a nice line job at a meat packing plant.

jensen huang, finding success for you will mean avoiding the guillotine.

But every writer for Elle magazine needs a PhD.

Hey, let’s get those factory jobs paying 50 to 75 dollars an hour and we have a deal. Otherwise, goan fuck yourself.

Let's just ignore the massive wage suppression and consolidation of assets and whatever. Let's ignore the fragility that's been intentionally created in the supply chain with staffing levels and anti transit legislation.

Let's ignore everything but capital investment and long term reliability plans. If you look at the current state of manufacturing in most places and do a hard assessment on how much they are putting back into facilities to keep them running efficiently. Now you easily sum up a response to this with a very effective: LOL fuckwit.

People need to find living wages in traditional factory jobs again first

That being said, as someone who works in manufacturing as a professional, it can be decent work if you're either an educated professional or unionized (ideally as a tradesperson)

I hate this line of thinking, because everyone should be able to get as much education as possible. It's a net benefit to society. If someone wants to get a PhD and then go work in a factory it should be a valid career path, not one which requires them to gamble on an academic career in order to justify the extra education.

We will be watching from afar to see how much good this experiment of devaluing human ingenuity and academia does for america; But the current trend says turning into an idiot country is not good at all.

As someone with a factory job, I agree. Admittedly I have a degree, and I'm doing supply chain work in an office, but a 75k setup machinist or CNC programmer job is pretty good compared to spending 100 grand in student loans to make 75K as an office drone.

I wouldn't advise anyone drop out of medical school to run a packaging line in a factory, but there are a lot of people who do pretty well. You land in a union shop or an ESOP and you can make real money.