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That was my first thought. If you're at a call center, you can talk to co-workers in the break room or bathrooms or on public transit or in the parking lot.
by jdeibele 4y ago
That was my first thought. If you're at a call center, you can talk to co-workers in the break room or bathrooms or on public transit or in the parking lot.
If you're working remotely and every one else is doing the same, your only communications method will be company-owned and searchable. Amazon will make it difficult to know where Jeff B. or Mary G. lives, what their last name is, etc. No making connections on Facebook or whatever. Anybody asking a co-worker for personal contact information would certainly be terminated immediately.
- pradn 4y agoI work at Google, and when we came back to the office, we started having all sorts of hallway conversations about well-being and pandemic stress. If we were talking during the work-from-home period, we would have raised an alarm. Each of us had assumed we were the only ones struggling.