Anti-Work

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“Your team doesn’t work for you. You work for them.”
“Your team doesn’t work for you. You work for them.”
When I worked at Trilogy, one of my fellow managers seemed to have a brutal case of absenteeism. He was never at his desk. Even more concerning, when I did see him he seemed to be doing random things — talking to one person, going for coffee with another, or maybe just standing around and looking at people.
·hackernoon.com·
“Your team doesn’t work for you. You work for them.”
(16) LinkedIn
(16) LinkedIn
BBC Worklife's Bryan Lufkin assures us that fatigue-inducing video chats won't be around forever. So what will happen once the pandemic is under control?
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The rise of the anti-work movement
The rise of the anti-work movement
Many employees are frustrated with the nature of employment. But some fed-up workers are asking a bigger question: what’s the purpose of work?
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The rise of the anti-work movement
I want whatever scares them
I want whatever scares them
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I want whatever scares them
Why Workers Should Own Companies
Why Workers Should Own Companies
I’m Andres Acevedo, and this is The Market Exit. In this essay, I talk about one of the biggest, yet strangely overlooked, problems in modern life: the way w...
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Why Workers Should Own Companies