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Relatedly, many people do not appreciate the social harm caused by lowering the status of poorly paying jobs.
"I wanted to get paid in status, but I got money instead!" FWIW one sees this not infrequently in tech, also!
Could you elaborate? Not to be too big on cliches, but while they're not exactly great at salary negotiations, the tech people i know seemed to prefer money over status, by stated and revealed preferences (e.g., they work in offices for banks)
[Not speaking about my current employer or colleagues, and as always speaking only for myself.] Lots to say here, but: many tech workers have internalized a narrative about industry evils and would prefer to get paid perhaps 15% less and not be one of the bad guys.
Ah, you are assuming salary increases to compensate. Outside the tech world, the more common result is simply that the caliber of people in the profession decreases.
I'm not assuming that! The market clears, one way or another. ("I wanted to get paid in status, but instead I got extra job security!")
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