Antiwork

So when i was 16, i had a parttime job at a supermarket. It was 20 hours a week, decent pay, and Nice colleagues. Boss was really weird and had a superiority complex, but oh well, only worked with him once a week on the weekends. Anyway, this one saturday i was filling up shelves around the store, and this elderly couple, who were regulars, walks in the store, and we chat for a few minutes like we always did. Super friendly people. After the short conversation, i went about with my work, and they with their shopping. Then all of a sudden, i clearly remember hearing this loud bang. It was the elderly man, who fell on the floor, and the bang was his walking cane hitting the floor. My boss was quick react, and i came running a few seconds later. He yells at me to call 911,…

Let's start a running list of companies bringing their employees back into office full-time or close to full-time needlessly. I am a knowledge worker who does not collaborate with anybody on site. My entire team is at other sites and I'm going to be sitting in a cubicle on meetings all day anyway. Now I'm going to have to do it in a dirty office with no windows or natural light. Now I'm going to have to suffer through an open concept office where I can't concentrate. My company does not care at all about my individual needs or the things making it difficult for me to come in the office full time. I will start, Ally Bank.