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"By becoming students of our employees’ needs, then devoting ourselves to improving the employee experience." Management, especially executive management, has
by datavirtue 2y ago
"By becoming students of our employees’ needs, then devoting ourselves to improving the employee experience."
Management, especially executive management, has no idea how to do this nor do they have the ambition to, same for HR. Years ago you didn't have diverse workforces and you had stability, both as defaults. Now the workforce is diverse as hell and there is zero stability.
My current employer is touting the ESOP as a great benefit. It takes a year to get in, and five more before you vest. The grim reality is that most of the gen-z that get hired in are going to get laid off or move on before they vest. ESOP is a gimmick to make you think your employment is going to be stable. It's a lie.
- zer8k 2y agoHR is a job program for the bottom 3rd of the IQ curve.
- datavirtue 2y agoI lump them in with anyone that doesn't generate revenue. In other words, the people my output also has to pay for. Bring on the AI. Speaking of AI, our PM was in my office with me and my boss. He asked if we need to hire another dev. Before I could open my mouth my boss declared that we eliminated that position with AI. I'm about to leave and they don't know it, yet. I was going to suggest hiring the junior dev.