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FTA: > And people find themselves in impossible situations where the main choices are 1) make poor decisions under extreme pressure, 2) comply under extreme pr
by wiz21c 1y ago
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> And people find themselves in impossible situations where the main choices are 1) make poor decisions under extreme pressure, 2) comply under extreme pressure, or 3) get routed around.
It doesn't sound like a work place :-(
- bravetraveler 1y agoSounds like every workplace I've 'enjoyed' since ~2008
- throwaway314155 1y agonice username - fsociety
- mrweasel 1y agoNow I'm not one for victim blaming, but if that's more than three places of employment, maybe you need to rethink the positions you apply for.
- acdha 1y agoThere’s something to that but it is victim blaming if you’re not acknowledging the larger trends. There are a lot of places whose MBAs are attending the same conferences, getting the same recommendations from consultants, and hearing the same demands from investors. The push against remote work, for example, was all driven by ideology against most of the available data but it affected a huge number of jobs.
- throw0101d 1y ago> The push against remote work, for example, was all driven by ideology against most of the available data but it affected a huge number of jobs. And before that, open office plans. You're saving on rent: great. But what is it doing to productivity? * https://business.adobe.com/blog/perspectives/what-science-says-about-open-offices https://business.adobe.com/blog/perspectives/what-science-sa... Of course productivity doesn't show up on a spreadsheet, but rent does, so it's what about "the numbers" say.