[infrawhispers]

Why not frame things from the perspective of rewarding good performance? I am sure this will get bought by companies looking to squeeze their workers…and I will not be surprised if this leads to worse outcomes for staff and employers in the medium to long term.

The launch video was disgraceful.

[Aushin]

Because that's not the impetus for creating it and they're not clever enough to hide it. They made it because they want to punish what they believe is the laziness of people beneath them.

[moconnor]

In a pipeline the slowest-performing stage determines the throughput, the fastest is irrelevant.

Using humans in pipelines irrevocably sets this kind of dynamic up, sadly.

[geepytee]

>Why not frame things from the perspective of rewarding good performance?

This guy knows marketing. Agreed it would not have been as controversial