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This is more flexible than requiring workers be in an office. I'm not sure this rises to abusive without radically changing standards. Tracking time in front o
by Supermancho 4y ago
This is more flexible than requiring workers be in an office.
I'm not sure this rises to abusive without radically changing standards.
Tracking time in front of your workstation has been a long-time metric (like before Feudalism), but if you want WFH, the corporate warlords still want to maintain that assurance.
- null0ranje 4y agoIt seems like it's just automating middle managers and gamifying the appearance of work.
- Supermancho 4y agoI'm not sure this is any different than 5 years ago.