Re:Our Open-Plan Office Failed, So We’re Moving to a Towerin...
by pizza on Friday September 29, 2017 @05:47PM
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You could mandate Pavloks be worn at work to receive compensation. Then just hook them up to a punishment API!
(groan)
Why give out expensive and forgettable treats, when you could use the much more persistent memory of a painful shock, using the sense of pain that comes built-into the employee?
Re:Our Open-Plan Office Failed, So We’re Moving to a Towerin...
by protomyth on Friday September 29, 2017 @02:37PM
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There are probably jobs where there's someone watching a split-screen display showing the webcam images of all their subordinates.
A whole lot of daycares do this. A proper security system will keep the footage for a month.
At least the treat dispenser is advertised for use with the dog, but I bet if someone handed you this document cold with actual letterhead, it might take a bit of reading to realize the parody.
Re:Our Open-Plan Office Failed, So We’re Moving to a Towerin...
by Animats on Friday September 29, 2017 @03:01PM
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If someone handed you the device, you'd think it was for humans. It looks more like a desktop device than a dog feeder.
Maybe it was originally designed for the education market.
Re:Our Open-Plan Office Failed, So We’re Moving to a Towerin...
by candiodari on Saturday September 30, 2017 @03:44AM
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Probably works best when combined with other pavlovian employee management tools:
And of course, there may be complaints. Luckily that too can be solved by management innovations !
Re:Our Open-Plan Office Failed, So We’re Moving to a Towerin...
by throwaway2016a on Friday September 29, 2017 @04:07PM
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Every accepted pull request gets you a chocolate... hooked up to Github webhooks.
(IoT idea: Desktop USB activated food reward dispenser. Boss-controlled.)
(Just checked. It's available. Pavlov Treat Dispenser $69.95 [1])
[1] http://pavlovdogmonitor.com/treat-dispenser/pavlov-treat-dis...)