no, it's called being honest about the state of the industry. staying in your lane just means you're okay with getting run over.

I agree that we need about the issues, but 'staying in your lane' also means not speaking outside your expertise and respecting others' knowledge and experience in their field.

yessss preach. and it's crazy how people who say 'stay in your lane' are usually the ones benefiting from the status quo

lol exactly, and it's just a veiled way of telling people to shut up and be grateful for whatever scraps they get