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Re:Microsoft 365 has employee surveillance and analytics bui... by alexpetralia on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @03:35PM (#25202743)
That is because the system (organization) prefers its nodes to be legible rather than illegible. It might hear that some nodes are "more productive", but that is illegible and unauditable from the system's point of view. In light of this, I see no reason why employees shouldn't conform to the metrics; yes, some "true productivity" is sacrificed, but that is the price of legibility. That has always been the price of legibility, whether you're a state or a company or a community. For large organizations, that is a price they often choose to pay.
Re:Microsoft 365 has employee surveillance and analytics bui... by pishpash on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @07:15PM (#25204568)
Start by hiring good people that you don't need "legibility" from. Or fire managers who have no real use other than to "read".
Re:Microsoft 365 has employee surveillance and analytics bui... by qntty on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @09:22PM (#25205318)
What does legible mean?
Re:Microsoft 365 has employee surveillance and analytics bui... by chordalkeyboard on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @11:18PM (#25206000)
its taken from James Scott's Seeing Like A State and in this context legibility is the characteristic of a supervisor to be able to ascertain all the characteristics they consider relevant at a glance.