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>aimlessly wandering/engaging people looks like productive work. Indeed, even though it might actually be _negative_ work, if one of those people would have ot
by breischl 3y ago
>aimlessly wandering/engaging people looks like productive work.
Indeed, even though it might actually be _negative_ work, if one of those people would have otherwise been productive. Which was one of my major gripes with being in the office.
- bravetraveler 3y agoThat negative work is so true. Like you, that's my main complaint. I'm a local celebrity due to putting out all the Big Fires - so now, whenever people see me on-site as a trapped/captive audience, I hear about every hint of smoke. Thankfully our mandates are currently more... suggestions, giving credit to the "layoffs but not really" story IMO. It's annoying to even re-negotiate. I've been remote for years, pre-pandemic, only appearing when required.