- salespeople,
- tech support,
- cooks,
- childcare providers,
- all kind of office support folk,
- data entry, hmmm, technicians?
- probably many more I can't think of.
Not all of them can have it as nice as we do.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/25/alphabet-google-employed-mor...
For what it's worth, I don't agree with the implication of the comment--it isn't fair to say software engineers can't have any reason to organize or protest against things that their company does.
As nice as we do right now for a subset.
You know who companies spend a lot of time and resources trying to replace (even when it doesn't make sense)...their highest paid employees (that aren't executives, they earn their money! /s).
We get away with what we do because the number of (competent) programmers has lagged the demand for programmers since I was a kid back in the 80's.
It won't last.