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Maybe it's legal, but after learning all this would you still apply for a job there?
by ivanhoe 11y ago
Maybe it's legal, but after learning all this would you still apply for a job there?
- antihero 11y agoIf finding work is tough and you needed to pay rent and eat, like in the real world, then all this "you agree to their policy" stuff is frankly sinister. Basically unless you're lucky enough to be desirable enough to the diminishing amount of companies that don't treat their employees like cattle, you have to basically suck up having your privacy shat on.
- ivanhoe 11y agoabsolutely, but we don't talk about unskilled workforce, this guy is an engineer. And even if work is hard to find and you have to take it, you probably will be actively looking for a better job very quickly. So ultimately company that is enforcing such strict and hostile rules is going to loose all the best people very quickly (because they will be first to get a better job)... and that's bad for business and at the same time I doubt that it improves performance significantly, so it's pretty stupid strategy IMHO...