If you are a successful "maker", you will occasionally need employees to help you grow. I wonder if its wise to refer to this class of people as "servants" which has a denigrating tone to it.
Read his first comment. Boss is dutch for master or so I'm told so it is an accurate reflection of the lack of control/power (particularly in the U.S. I gather because of health concerns?) an employee has.
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If you are a successful "maker", you will occasionally need employees to help you grow. I wonder if its wise to refer to this class of people as "servants" which has a denigrating tone to it.
I think the point is to make unemployed people feel superior.
Being unemployed is not always fun, it's in society's interest to cheer us up a little bit :) So we at least keep trying to make something.
Read his first comment. Boss is dutch for master or so I'm told so it is an accurate reflection of the lack of control/power (particularly in the U.S. I gather because of health concerns?) an employee has.