Emotional labor is a useful idea, but far too narrowly and politically defined. Almost everybody has to do emotional labor to be effective.
There's also magnitude. Constant smiling versus getting slaughtered in press and trolled massively on twitter, not able to resp
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True. Execs usually have buffering resources (e.g. secretaries, PR people, living on compound interest) that others don't, though.
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Like saying that Amazon Web Services has to field DDOS requests just like my personal server?
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(And apologies for crosstalk. This client's slow to mention replies.)
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Overall, it's a weak argument. The strongest argument for labor is still lack of leverage and low pay for basic survival.
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