What would you estimate is the aggregate percentage of working hours spent at Twitter creating these videos? From what I have seen, few people are making these

What would you estimate is the aggregate percentage of working hours spent at Twitter creating these videos? From what I have seen, few people are making these videos every day, or even more often than a constant number of times. They post one or two, it gets shit on, and they're done. If a significant portion of big tech workers were spending O(n) time (n is days on the job) on this, I think you'd have a point, but I don't see either as true. An individual might spend 2-3 hours one time shooting and editing a "day in the life of a Hooli engineer" video. And I'd wager that people creating this videos are a tiny minority among their colleagues. To be clear, these videos irritate me too. The worst that I've seen isn't even from "spoiled tech workers", though, it's been from trust fund kids showing the "day in the life of a New Yorker" or whatever, without even a pretense of having to work. Those are totally out of touch and misrepresentative.