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Constant surveillance. It really is like that.
by swader999 3y ago
Constant surveillance. It really is like that.
- jowdones 3y agoSurveillance is my main objection too, although my commute from suburbs to city center takes 3 hours per day if I have to do that. But at home I have side projects or learning projects. I get the 3 hours back and can spread them throughout the day. One hour in the morning, another one when I'm bored or tired of the job etc. If I go to the office it's nothing but a rather unappealing job domain and nothing else. Too tired in the evening to learn anything anymore, too stressed and still sleepy in the morning as well. So fuck the office, they'd have to pay me 50% more to compensate for the time lost in transit and I would still not take it.
- chaostheory 3y agoIt doesn't end with WFH especially if your work computer is a Windows box. Not sure how much MS telemetry collects, but it tends to be on in org managed windows computers
- giantrobot 3y agoJoke's on them, my work laptop hasn't checked in with the company DC in months. They don't know what I'm doing (besides tickets and commits)! Though this means all sorts of shit trying to use my AD account is broken. Hooray Windows!