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That’s some weird jealousy thing right? Paranoia that your employees might possibly be working for someone else? Like that’s some jealous boyfriend “I don’t let
by mock-possum 4y ago
That’s some weird jealousy thing right? Paranoia that your employees might possibly be working for someone else? Like that’s some jealous boyfriend “I don’t let my girl go out and party because she might be flirting with other guys” level of controlling behavior. Why would you want to date / work for someone who treated you like that in the first place, gross.
- BurningFrog 4y agoYou can all it "weird" if you like, but people do cheat in relationships, and employees do secretly work several jobs. If you naively trust people, you will probably be taken advantage of.
- mock-possum 4y agoSorry, what's 'weird' is thinking that taking out your feelings of jealousy on the object of your jealousy is acceptable behavior - that it's anything other than unproductive petulant spite. Deliberately hurting your workers by enforcing RTO because you're jealous of who else they might be working for while WFH is wrong, is what I'm trying to say. That's not feelings of jealousy, that's an act of jealousy.
- SergeAx 4y agoThis is not about jealousy. When people working second jobs, their productivity tanks dramatically.