Re:Tesla engineers were on-site to evaluate the Twitter staf...
by rajamaka on Sunday October 30, 2022 @08:01AM
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I think you are over dramatizing the importance of Twitter just a bit here
Re:Tesla engineers were on-site to evaluate the Twitter staf...
by Tronno on Sunday October 30, 2022 @09:53AM
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People do their utmost because of mutual respect, and because of the expectation of conducting repeat business - not because of honor.
Try telling your elderly parents' social worker you want to gauge their performance, because you're shopping around for someone new, and only A-players are acceptable. Then watch how much care and kindness your parents receive out of honor alone.
Going above the call of duty for "honor" is not a virtue. It's being a doormat.
Re:Tesla engineers were on-site to evaluate the Twitter staf...
by dustedcodes on Sunday October 30, 2022 @10:03AM
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I didn’t say or use the word honour even once. I simply said that everyone plays a part in creating a nice society.
Re:Tesla engineers were on-site to evaluate the Twitter staf...
by Tronno on Sunday October 30, 2022 @10:18AM
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Apologies, I thought your post was in a different thread. Point stands though.
Re:Tesla engineers were on-site to evaluate the Twitter staf...
by freejazz on Monday October 31, 2022 @12:39AM
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That's why people consider those real jobs and thing people who work at Twitter should not complain about anything. I'm not saying they are right, but I don't think you made your point at all.
When you go to the dentist and need a broken tooth fixed you hope the dentist will take an extra 15 minutes if it means your fixed tooth will look as straight and nice as possible, even if they could have fixed the core issue in a much faster way and leave you with an aesthetically unpleasant looking tooth.
When you send your children to school you hope that teachers would sacrifice time from their own lunch break if your kid has one more question just before the break so they don't fail the next exam.
If you live in America you probably hope that the person who guards the gate to your child's school would wait an extra 20 minutes if the new guard is slightly late so no crazy gunman could just walk in unchallenged and gun down your child.
When your parents end up frail and end up requiring social care you'd hope that the people looking after them would not just do the "bare minimum and steal as much time as possible for their own benefit" and rather take pride and care when looking after them.
All those people also hope that if you work on a product that serves a public interest that you will do your utmost best to return the favour so everyone can live in a nice society.