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> and we deserve all the motivational Corpspeak we have to suffer through on LinkedIn posts. > We get what we deserve. Why? You don't actually justify this re
by nozzlegear 6mo ago
> and we deserve all the motivational Corpspeak we have to suffer through on LinkedIn posts.
> We get what we deserve.
Why? You don't actually justify this reasoning in your post.
- joaogui1 6mo agoI believe their justification is on the first sentence > That sort of stuff causes pitchforks to rise up in other countries. (Not that I agree)
- orwin 6mo agoYour countrymen applauded putting chains on foreign workers that were told by their company to build a factory in your country. Your union representative were giddy. You absolutely deserve corpo-speak, that's the least you deserve.
- nozzlegear 6mo agoI'm sure you can find some exceptions, but I don't remember anyone who celebrated that or thought it was remotely good policy. Assuming you're talking about the Hyundai plant in Georgia.
- mancerayder 6mo agoI did, but let me hammer home the point: when you try to restore balance in a corporate settings, your peers, not management, are the ones self-promoting how much they work. I've worked in many environments where I came up against workaholic co-workers who pulled everyone down with them into weekend work and extra effort. So yes, deserved. This is not senior management versus us, it's us versus us, that's the American way.