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I don't think Microsoft has the best work culture in the world, but this is just a cartoonishly evil caricature. The phrase doesn't imply that he was bored whil
by wutbrodo 9y ago
I don't think Microsoft has the best work culture in the world, but this is just a cartoonishly evil caricature. The phrase doesn't imply that he was bored while on the job, and it's downright neo-Dickensian to imagine a manager thinking that an employee being bored in his off hours must need more work.