Anonymous wrote:Just put a cot in your office to show you’re worthy of keeping around when the axe starts chopping jobs.

ridiculous. we'll see what jobs they actually cut.... if any.

Just put a cot in your office to show you’re worthy of keeping around when the axe starts chopping jobs.

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

I don't understand- do you not have deliverables or deadlines?

We have metrics in my office. They see if you are getting your work done whether at home or office.

But you have time to do all the laundry and make meals during your workday? You must be very effieicent, that's great.

Of course I have time to throw in a load of laundry. If I were in the office - I'd have time to go chat with a co-worker or get a coffee. Are you chained to your desk??

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

I don't understand- do you not have deliverables or deadlines?

We have metrics in my office. They see if you are getting your work done whether at home or office.

But you have time to do all the laundry and make meals during your workday? You must be very effieicent, that's great.

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

I don't understand- do you not have deliverables or deadlines?

We have metrics in my office. They see if you are getting your work done whether at home or office.

Same. I literally get rated quarterly and annually on my deliverables and get a report on every time sheet tracking them.

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

I don't understand- do you not have deliverables or deadlines?

We have metrics in my office. They see if you are getting your work done whether at home or office.

Hilarious. Back to back comments:

“You won’t have a job when DOGE is done with you”

“DOGE won’t do jack crap”

We won’t know anything until we do. So enough with this topic.

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

I don't understand- do you not have deliverables or deadlines?

Anonymous wrote:Can you all stop it with the 8-6?? No one is making feds work 10 hour days and get paid for 8.

https://www.axios.com/local/washington-dc/2024/11/21/federal-workers-return-office-doge-elon-musk

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

Thanks for revealing that you’re a mooch who can’t even imagine anyone not being as lazy as you. The rest of us are working.

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Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, it does. And laundry, and “starting dinner.” You’re not fooling anyone with a brain, no matter how loudly and dramatically you protest that you are working soooo many hours with your nose to the grindstone at home. BS.

Musk will make you shovel the streets. Learn from the masses

Anonymous wrote:Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

No, it doesn’t.

Working from home means Netflix and online shopping. As long as the little green light is on, they believe you are “ working.”

Anonymous wrote:Can you all stop it with the 8-6?? No one is making feds work 10 hour days and get paid for 8.

It's really strange that a guy was tapped to run a program about government efficiency when he doesn't even know how many hours employees work and are paid for. Really inspires a lot of confidence.

And FWIW, there are absolutely people who think Feds should be doing this- cut the number of employees and make remaining employees work longer to make up for it. Will it ever become a reality? Probably not, but who the heck knows with this crew. Get enough people in the right positions and they can do just about anything they want.