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This is not the first time a twitter employee has implied a light work schedule. There were posts when the first Elon buyout rumor came around about twitter em
by phpisthebest 4y ago
This is not the first time a twitter employee has implied a light work schedule. There were posts when the first Elon buyout rumor came around about twitter employee reporting remote work amounting to around 30 hours a week..
This just adds fuel to the fire that for the most part Twitter has a bunch of part time employee getting very high full time wages.
Now there is a large segment of the population that believe 32 hour work weeks should be standard, if your one of those then I suppose their posts will not spark much respond, but for most people that will spark strong negative emotions.
> She describes what amounts to maybe an hour of break time, including lunch -- the rest of her day is meetings and working time.
then it should not be labeled as "a day in the life"
Watching the video the person comes away with an impression this is more than just 1 hour of the day. I also suspect you are giving this person far too much credit for the amount of work they did that day. I am guessing it was more like 1 hour of real work, couple hours of meetings, and the rest socializing / using the "amenities"
- watwut 4y agoMeh, this is just looking for outrage. And quite literally. Also, if you are going to the office after being remote, meetings and discussions tend are always the point. Otherwise you could have stayed at home.
- ketzo 4y ago> 1 hour of real work, couple hours of meetings showing your biases a little too much there, aren't you?
- phpisthebest 4y agoNope. My biases are clear and well known, I dislike everything about Silicon valley and the culture of Silicon Valley. If I could make one plea to Elon, it would be to move Twitter out of Silicon Valley as fast as possible
- themitigating 4y agoAdmitting you are bias doesn't remove the issue that you are bias.