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Great article. There are even more negatives than it points out. After such sessions, it's likely that employees will underperform and try to get away with it a
by joesmo 11y ago
Great article. There are even more negatives than it points out. After such sessions, it's likely that employees will underperform and try to get away with it as much as possible. When employees see that those weeks of working around the clock served absolutely no purpose, it's likely they will develop a resentment and try to take that out on the company in whatever ways they can. Taking extra time off or putting in low quality or bare minimum work is not unheard of from disgruntled employees who have just been forced to work for free.