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Good thing it's 2021 where opt-in communication at a better level of home visits is a click away (literally, they could have just made a new Slack workspace and
by BoorishBears 5y ago
Good thing it's 2021 where opt-in communication at a better level of home visits is a click away (literally, they could have just made a new Slack workspace and used non-work devices to visit it)
- elicash 5y agoBut what you're suggesting is that they'd have to do a house visit in order to tell coworkers about this slack workspace -- that anything using company resources, including company grounds, should be a violation of the rights of the company.
- jncdrjn 5y agoOr you could spend a few seconds Googling your coworkers and then you can send them a message on LinkedIn or Facebook, or if you're lucky they'll have their email address somewhere.. And then once you've told a couple people, the link can be spread word of mouth. It's actually easier today than it was when you had to physically go to someone's house to talk to colleagues out of band of your employer.
- BoorishBears 5y agoIn what universe is there no option besides a house visit to share a link?! In what universe did my comment say "that anything using company resources, including company grounds, should be a violation of the rights of the company."?! In what universe is there nothing between "start a public slack channel on the company slack" and "show up to someone's house with a URL"?! I'm sorry but it's like HN has just suddenly become this place where people are literally unable to just reply to the comment they read and not some made up fantasy version that relies on whatever agenda they've applied to you. It's a little much when you're going this far in turning off your brain to be able to do it... please realize using critical thinking is not a moral fault. It's the bare minimum you can do reading a comment.