Re:Head of Remote Work
by BlargMcLarg on Sunday December 27, 2020 @05:18PM
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>That's literally the only thing that prevents work from becoming a sterile factory.
There is a difference between everyone being cold and taking it to such an extreme, everyone has to essentially be, ironically, the same robot in the rainbows and sunshine "work family".
>Well that gave me a good laugh.
Pulling out random numbers (goes for grandparent and your comment) doesn't help. Many people work in 1:5 manager:dev overhead, often more, due to multiple management layers all applying pressure on the bottom level. Not everyone is mentally a child that still needs to be babysat while an adult. Heck, college, university and all that are exactly there to ensure one is self-sufficient to an extend you don't need to manually moderate their every move.
It is fairly ironic you're devolving into the same behavior you accuse GP of, when a much more intellectual discussion can be held.
There is a difference between everyone being cold and taking it to such an extreme, everyone has to essentially be, ironically, the same robot in the rainbows and sunshine "work family".
>Well that gave me a good laugh.
Pulling out random numbers (goes for grandparent and your comment) doesn't help. Many people work in 1:5 manager:dev overhead, often more, due to multiple management layers all applying pressure on the bottom level. Not everyone is mentally a child that still needs to be babysat while an adult. Heck, college, university and all that are exactly there to ensure one is self-sufficient to an extend you don't need to manually moderate their every move.
It is fairly ironic you're devolving into the same behavior you accuse GP of, when a much more intellectual discussion can be held.