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Comment Forced politeness (Score 1) 124

is not politeness. What this plan *may* do is rotate out people until the ones who are genuinely polite get to the customer-facing positions. It may also devalue politeness to the point of being worthless. Regardless of the mechanism behind the scenes, people are going to be suspicious of whomever is interacting with them.

Comment Re:So? (Score 5, Informative) 50

Maybe you didn't mean to react to the security researcher's quotes, but too bad. It was there, in the public posting space. So I'm going to drop part of it here:

"I had the ability to delete any of the video footage or evidence by simply pressing a button. I could see the paths where all of the evidence files were located on the file system..."

That's part of the "so what?".

Comment Re:These people are ghouls (Score 1) 93

You can be a princess and throw a tantrum all you like, but the facts of the matter is that WFH is far more inefficient for most positions than having your employees in the office.

Point of fact, this behavior right here is one of the major reasons inoffice positions are preferrable ( from a productivity standpoint ); the childish nonsense is more acceptable in a WFH environment than in the office.

Your two paragraphs contradict themselves, princess.

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