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I've often wondered what it is like to inhabit a company stifled by bureaucracy, and that's one of the most grating examples I've read. You'd have to shut down
by HeckFeck 4y ago
I've often wondered what it is like to inhabit a company stifled by bureaucracy, and that's one of the most grating examples I've read. You'd have to shut down your brain just to survivie. Well dome for making it out alive.
Have you considered sending it into El Reg? They print these tales of woe all the time.
- dcminter 4y agoEh, I mostly hang out reading HN so I submitted it here. I'm not a big fan of El Reg or TheDailyWTF (believe it or not I find them both overly cynical).
- bazmattaz 4y agoHaving worked in large companies like this I can tell you it’s grim if you’re the type of person who likes to get things done and make a big impact. Lots of these companies are very slow moving and infested with lifers - people who’ll never leave the company because they have a sweet deal. They also love the bureaucracy - they’re fine with laptops taking a few months to be delivered. It’s a joke