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Where do they say that they lie about progress? They literally use the free time within a role to find another role. They could get fired, but immoral? Come on
by BossingAround 5y ago
Where do they say that they lie about progress? They literally use the free time within a role to find another role.
They could get fired, but immoral? Come on. You don't own your employees. Employees aren't resources, they are people.
Pay your engineer 1M and they won't find another job. Probably they'll start reading War and Peace, or contribute to Linux Kernel, or something.
- Jemaclus 5y agoHe says it in some of the comments further down: https://old.reddit.com/r/overemployed/comments/s12c8l/i_start_job_5_on_monday_12_mil_a_year_heres_my/hs5q4qe/ https://old.reddit.com/r/overemployed/comments/s12c8l/i_star... > There's a lot of sighing, a lot of "ahh this roadblock", a lot of "I ran out of time this week". There's been a ton of times that even I have been like "There is no way they actually take this excuse" and they always do. He's basically saying "oops, I ran into a roadblock" or "I ran out of time" but he's not actually doing the work, so he's effectively lying to his bosses. This is not "free time". https://old.reddit.com/r/overemployed/comments/s12c8l/i_start_job_5_on_monday_12_mil_a_year_heres_my/hs7ocd7/ https://old.reddit.com/r/overemployed/comments/s12c8l/i_star... > I hang out at my desk from 8-5. Either working or playing games, or redditing, or whatever. I'm on call for 4 of the jobs, but they don't even know what that is supposed to mean so *I either ignore the pages* or never get called. I don't have any kids, so I don't know how big of a wrench that might throw in to things. Here he's literally saying he knowingly ignores his job duties.