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Ya know, I guess someone has to say the obvious. Hopefully it reaches its target audience of "company men" who don't realize they're getting shafted in exchange
by Spivak 3y ago
Ya know, I guess someone has to say the obvious. Hopefully it reaches its target audience of "company men" who don't realize they're getting shafted in exchange for Bamboo kudos and Chipotle gift cards. If you want a depiction of this dynamic that's just uncanny enough that it might break the haze and is just those guys who are wasting their youth because "one day they'll make partner" watch What We Do in The Shadows.
- kldavis4 3y agooh poor Guillermo! XD
- bloomingeek 3y agoI agree, I've seen good, loyal workers exploited so as to become a company squealer or someone to "get things" done. I resisted this early in my career because I knew I wouldn't be able to look my co-workers in the eyes. So, I did my job as well as I could, kept my head down, and then listened to the exploited ones after they were discarded by management.
- arkitaip 3y agoMaybe it's not about the research being obvious but having research that you can point to when you need to have The Talk about your boss. It raises everyone's awareness and makes it a bit easier to create policy that can combat psychologically unsafe work places.