While I understand your perspective, it's important to consider that the concept of being a corporate slave might not apply universally to all work situations.
It's important to recognize the multifaceted nature of job satisfaction and the individual agency that often accompanies it. Generalizing all employees as "corp slaves" oversimplifies the complex reality of work experiences across various industries and organizations.
Work experiences vary widely across individuals, industries, and organizations. While some individuals might find themselves in positions where they perceive limited control and substantial hierarchy, it's crucial to avoid generalizing this experience to all workers. Many factors come into play, such as the nature of the job, the company's culture, management style, and individual aspirations.
In many modern workplaces, efforts are made to promote employee well-being, job satisfaction, and personal growth. Some organizations prioritize open communication, employee feedback, skill development, and opportunities for advancement.
Of course, as a fan of Kizaru, you wouldn't be pleased with him being a filthy corporate slave who's ordered to commit the worst atrocities in the name of people like the Charlos. I would be quite dissatisfied with that if it were my work environment. lol