Debate over 'fake work' in tech industry misses the real culprit: lazy managers

Re:Debate over 'fake work' in tech industry misses the real ... by ChuckNorris89 on Monday July 10, 2023 @12:35PM (#36668804)

I wasn't only referring to just people who are tied down to one place and one lifestyle. There's plenty of tech people who are in a stage of their lives when they are easily mobile and still live a frugal lifestyle, yet almost everyone chooses the same wealthy and least ethical companies, while complaining their jobs are boring and unethical.

Not judging people who take well paying jobs at unethical companies, but they should at least stop moaning about it. Some people I know would suck d*ck behind a Wendy's to get paid FAANG money and be bored for 8h/day instead of do backbreaking work for peanuts.

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Re:Debate over 'fake work' in tech industry misses the real ... by cratermoon on Monday July 10, 2023 @01:12PM (#36669402)

> yet almost everyone chooses the same wealthy and least ethical companies, while complaining their jobs are boring and unethical.

I'd like to see some empirical data for that. I don't see how that squares with the numbers of people working for FAANG money vs the numbers working in all of the rest of the tech jobs in the US and world. If I were to take your statement literally, then all the companies paying FAANG money would have tens of millions of employees, when in fact their total headcount is ~2 million out of the ~12 million working in tech in the US.

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Re:Debate over 'fake work' in tech industry misses the real ... by lupire on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @09:08AM (#36680442)

Your post is absolutely disgusting for no benefit.

It makes your question not worrg answering.

Be better.

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Re:Debate over 'fake work' in tech industry misses the real ... by ChuckNorris89 on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @09:40AM (#36680814)

Show on the doll where my comment touched you.

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