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They are not the intern anymore - they are senior vice president of battery draining, this feature absolutely killed it at the end of year review.
by shapefrog 3y ago
They are not the intern anymore - they are senior vice president of battery draining, this feature absolutely killed it at the end of year review.
- runnerup 3y ago[flagged]
- shapefrog 3y agoFor the replier that wanted a more substantive response; my comment can be expanded on by pointing out it is ultimately a commentary on the motivations involved in the employee-manager relationship within the bureaucracy of the mega-corporation, within a society where financial success drives including but not limited to comfort, mate selection, breeding, health, longevity and day-to-day basic survival itself - factors with the importance of which has been determined by millennia of evolutionary biology. Ultimately the result can be that an employee chooses health, survival and the social status that a job title brings and ships a product or feature that they can sell to their manager as innovative / disruptive / greatness reimagined.