Re:Microsoft's dystopian pitch for remote work
by grecy on Friday November 15, 2013 @11:54AM
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> Apologies for the language.
None needed. Certain words exist to convey a very strong sense of emotion. The topic you're talking about is obviously one of those.
IMO, you used the word perfectly, and I hope you did it to their faces too :)
(They've been doing the same to me this week)
Re:Microsoft's dystopian pitch for remote work
by csmuk on Friday November 15, 2013 @12:02PM
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They did indeed get it to the face (well by email).
Thou who hire third parties to validate our dev process (which is a fucking shambles) and take advice from said third party, despite us crowing the same message for 6 fucking years, will recieveth face full of nasty language.
Re:Microsoft's dystopian pitch for remote work
by untog on Friday November 15, 2013 @12:09PM
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Quit your job then. There are plenty of better situations out there, if you tolerate it then you're helping no-one - and definitely not yourself.
Re:Microsoft's dystopian pitch for remote work
by csmuk on Friday November 15, 2013 @12:32PM
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Not that easy when you have to work from home due to a disabled child and wife and don't get any help from the state.
Working on my own business as an exit plan.
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Waking up to work and going to sleep with work - not for me.
Apologies for the language.