BS jobs must be automated or deprecated. you may find a short term security in being a doorman for someone but for both of our sake I hope soon we will be freed from such toil.
LOL. My GPS recently tried to route my car through a pedestrian-only plaza on GWU campus. I don’t think it’s been open to vehicles for 30 years. We have no prospect at this time (without some unexpected and unpredictable breakthrough in science) of automating even simple programming jobs.
Working on legacy code, doing work that isn’t the fad of the month, is not the same as a BS job. That kind of work is the least likely to get automated or deprecated. Right now data science and ML are increasingly automated and commoditized. Cookie-cutter web sites are easy to build with SAAS off-the-shelf. It’s the niche custom domains and legacy code maintenance that are not commodity work or the target of “no-code/low-code” tools.
You can find dignity in all kinds of work. You may not want to be a doorman, but someone else might love it.