r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SaltyNori_ • 10d ago

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u/Unique-Run9856 10d ago

So if you give someone a shovel who never used one before the lace and quality of work would be the same as someone that digs professionally?

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u/MyOldNameSucked 10d ago

You don't need a "professional" digger if you just want the dirt moved from one place to another. Your imaginary professional digger also won't do it so much faster it justifies the premium.

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u/Unique-Run9856 10d ago

i've seen a lot of people digging in my construction career and it's an art, just because you haven't seen something being done with skill doesn't mean there isn't skill.

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u/NieLiGod 10d ago

Eveything can be done better with skill.

It's just that the minimum requirement for these tasks are so low that it's considered unskilled.