At a job I had a few years ago, 95% of my time was spent on reddit/HN. There was corporate in-fighting over who would would be responsible for some work, and m

At a job I had a few years ago, 95% of my time was spent on reddit/HN. There was corporate in-fighting over who would would be responsible for some work, and my team lost, so my team no longer had any work to do. My manager quit, but his manager didn't actually know what we did on a day-to-day basis so basically left us alone. He was extremely occupied with the work from another one of his teams, anyways. It was actually kind of stressful. I was always waiting for the day that my acting manager would discover that we had no work to do and would eliminate the entire team. I ended up leaving and getting a job where I actually had important (to the company, anyways) work to do at a significantly higher salary.