This should be written on the tombstone of the American worker.
@kaydenpat @EboMike I don't think we should be celebrating anyone's exploitation. As a foundational principle, I think nobody deserves to be exploited. That some people deserve it is the story conservatives tell us about prison, the fact that it can happen to a tech company's middle manager tells you how easily it happens to everyone except the ruling class.
You don't have to like her or justify any action she may or may not have taken to say what happened to her shouldn't happen to anyone.
@compuguy @EboMike
I always give it a 100%, I don't do it for the employer but rather for myself, I take pride in my work
I pulled 20+ hours many times when there were important deadlines, not a single time have I ever needed to sleep at the office, it's counter productive. You are much better off going home to sleep, rest and see your family
Pulling the sleeping bag is a stunt to show the boss that you care, not to get things done. I have no respect for someone who does that.
@Samir I'm not judging your choices, just pointing out how silly your post looks in the context of the original. It's almost like it's not about the original post at all, but a lame attempt at a humble brag that falls flat on its face.
But you do you.
@daedalus
I always say there is no difference between Twitter and Mastodon troll, and it just gets proven every single day
Go find something better to do with your time than attacking people
@HamishMack @EboMike Grand gestures like sleeping in the office are really not the type of "dedication" any sane boss* wants from his employees. Doubly-so if they then post about it on social media to prove how dedicated they are.
*I'm aware Musk is not a sane boss.
@User47 @EboMike @atomicpoet short-sighted thinking. Howâs it working out for Elon now?
How much better would the company be off if team building had been valued?
@EboMike You know, what's happening at Twitter is a lot like the modus operandi of venture capital firms - buy a company, strip it down, sell off physical assets, lay off staff while squeezing every last dollar out of it, and when the money stops flowing, shut it down and write it the whole thing off as a tax loss.
This appears to be the endgame whilst shutting down the biggest organizational tool progressives have ever used.
@DrOtto @EboMike Iâve mostly seen this as what private equity does, VC tends to run lean from day 1 ( and doesnât buy corps but funds them from early days).
Iâve worked for multiple VC-backed corps, a bootstrapped one, & now a PE-acquired one.
Would be interested to know which VC firm(s) do this so I can avoid them with future jobs!
The 2281 people who reacted are also to blame for encouraging her.
/I take that a âreactionâ is equivalent to âWow. Go for it. You can do it!â đ