The real game in on-site and remote working is posturing and self/team-promoting during big company meetings. It’s super annoying to hear the guy who always ma

The real game in on-site and remote working is posturing and self/team-promoting during big company meetings. It’s super annoying to hear the guy who always makes his team sound like they are inventing the iPhone each week, but it does seem to result in better promotion opportunities for that person (especially) as well as his team members (to a much lesser extent). It does remind me of poorly designed quests where you have setup mini quests which do little aside from wasting your time, but are required if you want to succeed long term.