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Seems like there are multiple issues here. The first would be rather ineffective management that fails to notice or address a lack of productivity. The second
by evancoop 5y ago
Seems like there are multiple issues here. The first would be rather ineffective management that fails to notice or address a lack of productivity. The second would be a lack of interest in one's current role - most folks would probably do more work if only to alleviate day-to-day boredom, especially given the aptitude that the OP clearly possesses.
I worked at a company where someone like this was eventually unearthed, and the result was all manner of big-brother-esque counts of commits, etc.
Is the argument about morality or managerial structure?