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I think any organization that actually incentivizes employees to complete small, objectively-measurable tasks quickly will have stories like this once you've go
by moduspol 6y ago
I think any organization that actually incentivizes employees to complete small, objectively-measurable tasks quickly will have stories like this once you've got enough employees. Unless you keep cameras on them at all times, I guess.
These stories are always framed this way as if only someone truly desperate would stoop to peeing in bottles. But to many people, peeing in a bottle is actually not a big deal and is, in fact, preferable to getting home fifteen minutes later.
- SonOfKyuss 6y ago> Unless you keep cameras on them at all times… Funny you should mention that. https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/technology-55938494 https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/technology-55938494
- giantg2 6y ago"These stories are always framed this way as if only someone truly desperate would stoop to peeing in bottles." Now if they still paid people for their urine (referring to the origin of the phrase 'doesnt have a pot to piss in')... Easy money.
- LorenPechtel 6y agoExactly. Especially this year--I put a pee bottle in the car specifically to avoid having to go into restrooms. Or long-standing stories of trucker bombs when they dispose of pee bottles on the side of the road rather than emptying them and reusing them. If the nature of your job permits converting going-to-the-restroom time into time at home and you have adequate privacy it's a very sensible thing to do.
- krainboltgreene 6y ago"Actually workers want to piss in bottles instead of being given fair breaks" is a wild take.
- moduspol 6y agoIt is, but it’s not what I said.