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> I'm sure we've all worked with people who aren't pull their weight This presumes anyone notices that weight isn't being pulled, which is confusing. Obvious

by raydev 4y ago

> I'm sure we've all worked with people who aren't pull their weight This presumes anyone notices that weight isn't being pulled, which is confusing. Obviously people get away with this scheme for long periods of time, it stands to reason that the overemployed person could have satisfied teammates in all contexts. People who get mad about this are projecting their own insecurities onto this situation, as if it must be obvious that someone is cheating and getting away with it by harming others. The world is not fair in that way. Sometimes people cheat, no one gets harmed, and the cheater is better off.

that_guy_iain 4y ago
I’ve worked at multiple companies where people have been coming up to their probation period and people Have pointed out that they aren’t pull their weight. These people kept their job because managers often think 0.5x is better than 0x. In one case, the guy was falling asleep in meetings in person.