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I don't know, sounds very off putting, just like "resources" in "human resources". I get that this is normalized in all the corporations, but one still can choo
by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
I don't know, sounds very off putting, just like "resources" in "human resources". I get that this is normalized in all the corporations, but one still can choose to use terms that don't reduce people to "value produced".
- simianwords 3mo agoThis is unusually reactive response to normal language.
- hackable_sand 3mo ago"Talented" is normal "Talent" is abusive