But you keep living in that delusion you’re so attached to.
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But you keep living in that delusion you’re so attached to.
Very worrying indeed.
The system is broken. There is no accountability whatsoever. You have no power to change any of this. It's all fucked.
Interviewer: "Gosh darn it, you're hired!!"
Inuits would like a word with you.
Or is it that there is an intermediary involved? Are you saying that banks that offer safety deposit boxes are responsible for their contents? Also absurd.
Turns out: 1) They're literal addicts. 2) They're not as unhappy as they make themselves out to be, they just enjoy the social interaction through communal outrage. Hypocrites.
Enough. At this point its on every one of us for spreading this shit like a terrible chain email from the 90s.
Can't blame the guy for doing his job, but you can call bullshit on him.
I have been using it at my company since 2017 when it REALLY WAS that bad. We were even coming from Slack. But it has been years since I was actually inconvenienced by it.
In it's current state, it is NOT an inconvenience that rises to the level of leaving a company. I'm saying it would be idiotic, childish, and extremely entitled to leave Microsoft over the company's choice of video conferencing software.
And this is coming non-Microsoft employees with no skin, complaining about a company policy they will never have to experience.