• kingblaaak@lemmy.world
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    18 days ago

    Build your own AI agent and sell it to your company. It only works when you are around, and profit the money, they are investing it with.

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    17 days ago

    Great way to have half your staff quiet quit, and probably make at least a couple mad enough to really fuck some shit up.

    Stupid tech bros think they are entitled to hard work and loyalty, they arent, it must be earned.

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      16 days ago

      probably make at least a couple mad enough to really fuck some shit up.

      Doesn’t matter if they’re mad or not. The company is demanding they use LLMs to vibe code their products, shit’s about to be fucked even if they get on board.

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          17 days ago

          Assuming similar input effort, a trebuchet is more durable and efficient. Better for throwing more CEOs while consuming fewer resources.

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            16 days ago

            Hmmm… This brings up an interesting question for the physics nerds out there.

            The desired termination of the CEO is the sudden stop at the end of the flight.

            When using a catapult or trebuchet, excessive force exerted during launch would terminate the CEO immediately. This would deprive the CEO of his last luxury flight. .

            What the the maximum distance a catapult or trebuchet can throw the CEO while achieving this result? Assume the CEO weighs 100kg’s and is 165cm tall.

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        17 days ago

        “Here’s a list of 4000 cities. can you generate the order in which to visit them. Assume trasportation by car and find the exact cheapest order.”

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      17 days ago

      Employees quitting is the goal. If they get them to quit they don’t have to pay unemployment.

  • very_well_lost@lemmy.world
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    18 days ago

    The company I work for did this last year.

    Unfortunately the tech industry can get away with this shit because the job market is a fucking nightmare and tech bros all think they’re too smart/skilled to need a union (neither of which is true).

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    16 days ago

    This CEO prolly thinks he’s generous cos he ain’t firing them (yet) lol. So the peasant employees should be grateful for having still a job in the first place lol

    • prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      16 days ago

      Why the fuck should anyone feel compelled to give two weeks to a company that would never extend the same courtesy

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    16 days ago

    just quit on mass and save yourselves the time, it’ll likely collapse the company as an added bonus

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    17 days ago

    Sweet. Time to stop giving a shit about work, and just shit at work. (Prepositions are amazing!)

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    17 days ago

    it must be entirely coincidental that employee performance dropped by 10% across the board

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    17 days ago

    I wish everyone treated this way the best of luck finding better employment as soon as possible, as everyone deserves better than this dehumanizing treatment.

    I hope you can look down from your nice new offices very soon and smirk as you watch their AI investments flounder and and fail in spectacular fashion, having known all along it would happen, just not exactly when.

    • tidderuuf@lemmy.world
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      18 days ago

      That’s exactly what people should be doing anytime their company boasts about record profits/revenue yet halts pay raises or even has it lower than the rate of inflation.

      In my old job I just allocated a percent of my day towards job applications until I finally got out. Morons thought I wouldn’t be upset with a 15% pay cut over 3 years of working my ass off.

      • Boomer Humor Doomergod@lemmy.world
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        18 days ago

        “It’s a question of motivation. If I bust my ass and Initec ships a few more units I don’t see another dime. So where’s the motivation?”

        It’s insane that companies haven’t gotten this hint in the 27 years since Office Space was released.

        • 🌸𝓯𝓵𝓸𝔀𝓮𝓻🌸@sh.itjust.works
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          18 days ago

          They can’t change the incentives without re-inventing how companies work. They’re just structured in a way that gives bad incentives like that. And nobody wants to take a risk on their dime, or break the thing that makes them money, and by now it’s all basically set in stone. Until the whole system breaks and new things get organized in a new system probably.

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          18 days ago

          Not wanting to starve is also a great motivator. Now that you’re struggling either way the motivation goes away.

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              17 days ago

              Its a motivation to maintain employment, but not to put in your best effort. The cat’s out of the bag now that, generally speaking, your boss doesn’t care enough about you to differentiate how he treats you vs. any of your peers, so its only a chump who would continually give more than a token amount of effort or loyalty to that relationship. Job-hopping is more well rewarded anyway.

      • BarneyPiccolo@lemmy.today
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        18 days ago

        Quiet quit, show up a bit late, stretch your breaks by a few minutes, leave early, steal stuff, don’t do anything that doesn’t directly contribute to your job, volunteer for nothing, refuse to tithe to whatever their stupid charity is, max out every benefit, max out any family leave, file official complaints to HR, break stuff, don’t refill anything, do no maintenance on anything, umionize, etc.

        Be a paid employee, don’t be a good employee. Act your wage.

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      17 days ago

      The CIA published a guide back in the 40s about how to disrupt fascist companies. It’s worth a google.

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      17 days ago

      I think that is a big trend now! People don’t get incentivized and are being openly treated the same as their underperforming coworkers and peers, so they basically quit the job without telling anyone, and do just enough work to fool their employer into not realizing they’re gone, continuing to collect paychecks.

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      16 days ago

      And blame the LLMs for all mistakes it makes. Since the management clearly cares more about it than the employees.