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> but in the end the workers get to decide if they want to play that game or not This is a rather short sighted view. In many cases, they either play or they l
by jsjohnst 8y ago
> but in the end the workers get to decide if they want to play that game or not
This is a rather short sighted view. In many cases, they either play or they lose out big (either financially or even up to losing their job). For many of those outside tech (and some in tech), losing your job isn’t a risk they are able to take.
- zeroname 8y agoThat presumes this raffle is really a secret ploy to get rid of unproductive workers. I'm not presuming that.
- jsjohnst 8y agoIf you think it’s a “secret” ploy, then you’ve not worked in these types of positions before. It might not say it on the promotional posters hung around the work place, but it’s definitely well understood that performing in the bottom 10% is not a career continuing path.