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I think he's pandering to some audience that isn't overlapping a lot with hacker news. I don't know who it is. Probably it's some caricature of blue collar worker that exists only in his mind. His superfans will like it.
Or just mad at turnover and people choosing to quit rather than follow him.
Yeah, and ‘un-American’, too. Like Linux, as someone else said. I can’t stand this dude.
I, too, can’t stand the guy. It seems he speaks without weighing the benefits and cons of things. It’s like pure id with no brains is speaking.
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Or just mad at turnover and people choosing to quit rather than follow him.
I think you’re 100% right.
I think he's pandering to some audience that isn't overlapping a lot with hacker news. I don't know who it is. Probably it's some caricature of blue collar worker that exists only in his mind. His superfans will like it.
Or just mad at turnover and people choosing to quit rather than follow him.
I firmly believe that the CEO only issued the mandate as he was told to do so (almost everyone has a boss).
The department has now adopted flexible working arrangements beyond just working from home. As a result, the workforce is happier, all be it some parts of management are still slow to evolve.
Stories like this will keep happening until we evolve to the new ways of working. Just because we did something for 50+ years doesn't mean there aren't better ways of doing something. Mostly I just statements like this as people living in the past, refusing to adapt to a changing world.
Was he high? If someone says “like” that much I automatically disregard everything they say. Either drugs or disorganized thinking.
> “It’s like, it’s like really? You’re gonna work from home and you’re gonna make everyone else who made your car come work in the factory? You’re gonna make people who make your food that gets delivered – they can’t work from home? The people that come fix your house? They can’t work from home, but you can? Does that seem morally right? That’s messed up.” I suppose next up it’s morally wrong that the people making y…
What about regional satellite offices that don’t really have an office?
Even before COVID it was never so black and white.
Working for Tesla remotely from the Twitter office is on the same level as working remote. When you sleep in the office that’s your home except for a different company!
Was he high? If someone says “like” that much I automatically disregard everything they say. Either drugs or disorganized thinking.
I don't think that's a very fair reason to disregard what a person is saying.
But someone how says "like" repeatedly telegraphs confused thinking. Normally I hear that from teenagers, who have the excuse of youth.