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I think it’s time to fight back against the anecdotes against whatever point. There’ve just been too much bad faith and misdeeds done in service of internet mis

by ianai 4y ago

I think it’s time to fight back against the anecdotes against whatever point. There’ve just been too much bad faith and misdeeds done in service of internet misinformation. As you said, your anecdote isn’t worth much. Much less since you’re posting semi-anonymously in an Internet forum. With how job descriptions can be unilaterally rewritten by corporations at will even having a stance of remote work in a job description shouldn’t be taken as solid, unshakable truth. Edit-trust that corporations will use you exactly as far as it benefits them and in the most exploitive nature they want.

jkingsbery 4y ago
> Much less since you’re posting semi-anonymously in an Internet forum. I mean, I don't make it that hard for people to figure out who I am if that's a thing they care to do. But I think you're right about the larger part - it's hard to trust Corporations. As I said in my case, and what I advise others to do, is rather than trusting a company (big or small), try to find individuals there you can trust (either, early in your time there, or ideally find someone that you already trust that happens to be there).