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> that monitored keyboard activity, your desk presence (via movement sensors on the desks!) [..] Hoooooly toxicity. Good to hear you jumped ship, that sort of
by emsixteen 4y ago
> that monitored keyboard activity, your desk presence (via movement sensors on the desks!) [..]
Hoooooly toxicity. Good to hear you jumped ship, that sort of environment can't make for a good working environment.
- hef19898 4y agoAgain, one of the instances that make me so happy to live in a country with strong labor laws. Those things are simply illegal over here.
- Viliam1234 4y ago> Those things are simply illegal over here. Let me guess, your Skype/Teams icon still changes color when you stop moving your mouse for sufficiently long time, and you are technically prevented from changing this setting...
- willnonya 4y agoWhile i agree this comes about for 2 reasons. Managers who do not really know how to manage people. Workers who lack the work ethic to be left unsupervised feeding back into the first item.
- skydhash 4y agoIf the workers lack the work ethic, you let go of them. Either that their output is valuable enough that work ethic (aka being present 9-5) does not matter that much, or they just don't care about the job to actually do it. I've been under that kind of supervision (not so extreme) and the only result was feeling dread about actually working.