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the issue is plainly that nobody is paying them to protest or sabotage the company

• cactusplant7374 4y ago
  That attitude only works in Amazon warehouses. If a software developer at Amazon takes a long bathroom break the powers that be aren’t going to do a damn thing about it. Employees in tech have a lot of power. It’s much better than the alternative.
  • luxuryballs 4y ago
    I’ve been a software developer for years and nobody has ever paid me to do anything other than work. Nobody has ever paid me to leave a bad review about their company either so I’ve never done that. I draw a stark line between where my business ends and their business begins. I call this being a professional.
    • cactusplant7374 4y ago
      > Nobody has ever paid me to leave a bad review about their company either so I’ve never done that. With that in mind, can I then assume that you're being paid by Blizzard to post here?
      • luxuryballs 4y ago
        Lol nobody has ever paid me to write a good review either but there was a time years ago when I posted one just to help the average for a company I worked for, marketing and PR is always somewhat a group effort, whether people realize it or not, similar concept to an employee wearing a clean vs. sloppy uniform or being polite/helpful to customers