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> to allow management to feel like they're verifying that you're getting work done. You hit the nail on the head for some offices. In some offices there's a cl
by ajslater 13y ago
> to allow management to feel like they're verifying that you're getting work done.
You hit the nail on the head for some offices. In some offices there's a clear ridiculous condescending paternal feeling as if punching a clock is going to affect the quality of the work in any way other than damaging morale.