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Nobody is sponsoring those articles, they are simply writing what their readers want to hear, which becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Much like when the pape
by vkou 4y ago
Nobody is sponsoring those articles, they are simply writing what their readers want to hear, which becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Much like when the papers write so much nationalistic tripe that the people reading them actually start both believing it, and expecting it.
- adhesive_wombat 4y ago> writing what their readers want to hear No, they're writing what gets clicks or shifts papers. Saying WFH is bad pleases a (large) subset of managers and enrages a lot of the rank and file, but they all click. So that's what they write.
- esel2k 4y agoNot only pleasing managers. I feel as well a certain envy from people who can’t work remotely, that find pleasure in seeing such articles. And I say that as someone working in tech missing the office.