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Workers who are being surveiled should do the bare minimum while developing skills during free time that benefit future employers and not the current one.
by imhelpingu 8y ago
Workers who are being surveiled should do the bare minimum while developing skills during free time that benefit future employers and not the current one.
- ravenstine 8y agoSadly, I think this almost always should be the case. That is, unless the employer actually is benevolent and puts effort into nurturing the futures of its employees. But how often do we see that? People should basically work no more than 4 hours a day, and the remaining 4 hours should either be spent developing skills or running a side-hustle on a personal laptop. Better that than bullshitting, which is what the vast majority of people do after they're burned out working 3 hours.