Another reason I'm leaving tech: the increasingly granular surveillance of employees is, frankly, creepy and unacceptable. https://www.ft.com/content/5ee9d5f1-9b9b-4aee-8712-111e873e241a
JPMorgan deploys tech to monitor junior bankers’ working hours

Tool checks staff are not under-reporting time they spend working

Financial Times
Long gone are the days where one could just be entrusted with tasks and the responsibility to complete them; now managers and C-Suites are so violently and belligerently insecure that if they don't micromanage every single thing their underlings do, they break down in a panic like the toddlers they are. This can probably be attributed to market centralization and social media, like so many other things; after all, how can you brag about all your made-up metrics on LinkedIn and Twitter if you don't actively microchip Bobby from Sales?

@dogiedog64 Very creepy, and there are a host of problems that will come of it.

I'm not interested in participating in this type of nonsense.