Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dead-end job
I'm not entirely convinced this should be kept (I have some  concerns) but I ''really'' don't think it should be redirected to McJob or Wage slavery. A "dead end job" is specifically a job where prospects for progression are limited. On the other hand, half of our own McJob article focuses on the fact that a McJob is quite often the very opposite and that many who start in "menial" jobs at McDonalds (and other comparable organisations) end up in very senior positions. In a lot of cases it would be fair to apply the term "dead end job" to an entry level job ''without'' the same professional development and progression opportunities offered by McDonalds by comparison. Like
— User:AJHingston, 09:41, 18 October 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:DICDEF (Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary)