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Incredibly unethical in my opinion. Selfish, too—it poisons the well for other remote workers, who will now have to deal with the intrusive tracking and lack of
by jdlshore 5y ago
Incredibly unethical in my opinion. Selfish, too—it poisons the well for other remote workers, who will now have to deal with the intrusive tracking and lack of trust this behavior engenders.
- culopatin 5y agoAssuming you don’t get paid hourly you’re basically selling a service. Why does a company care as long as you deliver and you don’t work for a competitor? (Obviously they DO care, I’m aware of that, the question is why is that so unethical)
- jdlshore 5y agoYou’re not selling a service. You’re selling your time. When you take a job as a full-time employee, you’re agreeing to trade 40-ish hours a week for a yearly salary. If want a job where you’re taking money in exchange for meeting specific deliverables, you can be a contractor doing fixed-price bids. It pays more, if you’re good at it, but it’s much riskier. That’s why it pays more. Taking a full-time job and not working full-time hours is fraud.