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People in ancient Rome did that too. You think you can control private discussions employees have in the office? I am suresome employees discussed the size o
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
People in ancient Rome did that too.
You think you can control private discussions employees have in the office?
I am suresome employees discussed the size of their genitalia during lunch break.
Controlling private discussion is a tyranical fantasy.
- all_the_silly 3y ago[flagged]
- stillwithit 3y agoYou’re one of billions of meaningless meat suits is all
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoHe has a point though. Workplace is for work, not politics, religion, activism, romance, etc. that are not related to work. Bringing religios, political or social issues at work could create unnecessary friction or even spark feuds. Better keep those separate, or at least very low-key, not public.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- WitCanStain 3y agoWhile I broadly agree that that's a wise move, at the same time if I have to spend 8 hours a day working just to stay alive I can hardly be expected to also kill all non-work aspects of my personality for that time as well.
- dajt 3y agoOnly until they figure out how to make Severance a reality. I'm sure the C suite would love that to bits.
- immibis 3y agoEverything is political, especially the system of wealth creation and distribution.
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