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Is there some HR from hell manual somewhere that encourages this? Does anybody sincerely enjoy being called some cringey pun?
by FeistySkink 4y ago
Is there some HR from hell manual somewhere that encourages this? Does anybody sincerely enjoy being called some cringey pun?
- jordigh 4y agoI'm pretty sure it's a subtle union-busting doublethink. When the Starbucks employees started unionising, they said things like "if you're going to call us partners [the Starbucks name for 'employee'], then start treating us like partners."
- aliqot 4y agoIt's to make you think of it more like a family than what it is, a contractual means to an end for both parties.
- hbn 4y agoI imagine when Google was actually a cool, fun underdog that was upending industry, a lot more employees took pride in being part of the team doing that. Now you're basically working for a branch of world government. Most likely doing meaningless gruntwork to reinvent the wheel for the umpteenth time, or actively doing evil.