> Incidentally, Matt writes, "Usually though the Bosses are writing the
> job descriptions." This is misleading. Matt's "boss" was _not_ one of
> "The Bosses" (he only capitalized Bosses, but The should be capitalized
> also). "The Bosses" is popular shorthand (or sometimes euphemism) for
> Capitalist Class or even Capitalism. But the Capitalist Class didn't
> write those job specs; a working supervisor, i.e., a member of the
> working class, wrote them.
It is now clear to me that my muddied use of capitalization was a failed attempt to make a distinction that wasn't appropriate, given B's addition that she wasn't claiming the poorly written job descriptions were done intentionally.
Matt
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