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By staying home, you're making yourself (even more) replaceable with bots. Note that a 'remote worker' is increasingly used as an analogy for bot performance.
by wseqyrku 2y ago
By staying home, you're making yourself (even more) replaceable with bots.
Note that a 'remote worker' is increasingly used as an analogy for bot performance.
(edit: I should clarify that I don't mean it in absolutes, if you got a task at hand, wfh by all means, but I won't do zoom meetings, if you wanna talk, come to the place)
- nextworddev 2y agoThe reality is anyone’s replaceable with bots
- pipeline_peak 2y ago>By staying home, you're making yourself (even more) replaceable with bots. How so?
- wseqyrku 2y agoBecause you're just generating tokens as opposed to actually engaging in irl discourse inside the company, whatever that means for your field of expertise.
- pipeline_peak 2y agoI'm not sure what you mean by "generating token", I'm guessing satisfying their requirements? That being said, I don't see how meetings are any less engaging. There's still the exchange of ideas and opinions, that's what really matters.
- Aeolun 2y agoIsn’t the goal to replace yourself with a bot? As long as the money keeps coming in.