Author: Olivia

Sorry to come at you with such an apocalyptic attitude; I know the vast majority of you are struggling out there and you don't need another voice in your head telling you it's not worth it. I just wanted to say that I think I had kind of an old-fashioned idea impressed on me in my youth, that the happiness and prosperity of society is directly proportional to labor units generated. I thought if everyone found a job and worked hard that life, in general, would progress ever towards a state of “okay”ness. I viewed the indolent and undermotivated as immoral people; nihilists, hedonists, ungrateful bastards. I feel differently now. The notion that 'we're all in this together' and the notion that 'businesses are important' have left me completely. The truth is, we're pitted against one another by an elite class that wishes we were machines. The whole system is…

especially when your co-workers do bad in group work.

especially when your co-workers do bad in group work.

especially when your co-workers do bad in group work.

especially when your co-workers do bad in group work.

especially when your co-workers do bad in group work.