Cube Dronemy wife's company is trying to convince people to return to the office because one of their executives thinks its embarrassing when clients come by and the offices are empty, anyways, theatre students always need some pocket money and if someone wants to join my exciting new "potemkin village as a service" startup
seatfillr is gonna be huge
Avenue 5 nailed this, with a deck filled with attractive, well-dressed actors pretending to work on a bunch of high-tech-looking panels for the sake of the company's image while the actual engineers worked on a bunch of regular computers in a dingy, crowded, messy office.
as a dumpy ADHD man who wears a robe for most of the day and who has built a tremendous amount of real actual software I feel like if I had to operate in a traditional corporate environment, having a productive looking actor representing me would actually be a real career boon
he could go in, look attractive, and attend all of the meetings and report back to me and I could do all of the actual work and cyrano de bergerac for him in key moments, I think we'd be a productive team
pretty sure we'd be VP of Engineering before long
"why are you always wearing that bluetooth headset?"
Curtis's Actor, Handsomely: "I'm very busy with all of my job"
Konfetti 🎉🐳@cube_drone
It scares me how people get more distant to each other. I believe we need community. Pandemic reduced social interaction in all parts of life and virtual interaction is just not the same.
It scares me how people get more distant to each other. I believe we need community. Pandemic reduced social interaction in all parts of life and virtual interaction is just not the same.
Aaron@Konfettispaghetti @cube_drone I got to know my neighbors better than ever before since I started working from home. When I take a break, I can go for a walk in my own neighborhood instead of some corporate park.
Commuting rips apart communities.