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Not only is it a fake trend, it's capitalist propaganda meant to make people feel bad for doing the job they're being paid to do. You want people to do more wo
by rjbwork 4y ago
Not only is it a fake trend, it's capitalist propaganda meant to make people feel bad for doing the job they're being paid to do.
You want people to do more work? Pay them more money and give them the responsibility.
- redanddead 4y ago"The Wallstreet Journal" and Bloomberg taking interest in young peoples' affairs in an effort to control their behavior is the reason why GenZ increasingly loathes boomers. Where's the freedom? Feels like they took it all
- astrange 4y agoBit of an odd complaint on a site for people whose companies pay them in stock.
- rjbwork 4y agoI have empathy for my fellow workers. I also value my stock options at 0 until a liquidation event. The industry is rife with stories of people working their asses off for years and getting nothing out of their options.
- cmollis 4y agoright.. completely fake trend. If you want to call people doing a minimum amount of work at a job where no one that they work for: (1) actually knows what they're doing (2) cares about what they're doing (3) pays any attention to where they are (home, out walking the dog, etc) then yeah, give it a click-bait sounding name and write a bunch of articles about it. I call it the same thing it always was : people working for a companies that make enough money in other areas so they don't have to care about what every single employee does. This has happened since the advent of large companies, working from home simply exacerbated this trend because you don't have to feel like you're working, just because you traveled to your workplace..even though you end up doing the exactly the same nothing.