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Confirms seem like a strong word to use after reading the article. ‘Indicates’ or ‘appears to show’ is more fitting than ‘confirms’. In any case is this a surpr
by ajeet_dhaliwal 9y ago
Confirms seem like a strong word to use after reading the article. ‘Indicates’ or ‘appears to show’ is more fitting than ‘confirms’. In any case is this a surprise to anyone? Companies do this all the time, unless you’re 21 years old it’s hard to be surprised. By the time people are 30 they’re wise to the perverse incentives and are doing their work slower or stretching things out and the companies know this. Now in some cases the worker is still more productive given their experience but it seems for whatever reason they’ve calculated the experience isn’t valuable in this case.