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The shadowy new way employees are cheating their way to the top
- smarm52 2y agoNice, I'll have to try that going forward. I love all the smart tricks people come up with to avoid the meaningless busy-work of traditional employment.
- instagib 2y agoNot my title but it’s a decent read about hiring people to do portions of work you don’t want to do for little money.
- salesynerd 2y agoI guess the irony is lost on those people who justify this by painting corporations as evil entities not interested in their welfare. I also keep reading grievances about jobs being outsourced to low-cost locations and this adversely affecting the local economy in addition to the quality of the product. So, when individual employees outsource their work in a similar fashion, are they considering the welfare of the low-cost resources and their local communities or are they exploiting them? Also, I believe that many of them will bristle if the same thing is being done to them by others. For example, what if the school teacher of their kids hires some, unknown, person to take classes or score assignments? Or, their doctor, lawyer, etc. offload their case to "shadowy" people? Lastly, what happened to two wrongs don't make a right?
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