Immediately made me think of the premise of Severance.Think it was also the telegraph that yesterday was proposing we allow workers to live in their offices.
So they can live where they work, but working from home is a problem?
Hey, if South Korean IT personnel feel they have to sleep at night under their desks then I suppose we have to compete in a rush to the very bottom.Think it was also the telegraph that yesterday was proposing we allow workers to live in their offices.
So they can live where they work, but working from home is a problem?
We’ve all done that, just don’t talk about it. Bloody attention seeking South Koreans.Hey, if South Korean IT personnel feel they have to sleep at night under their desks then I suppose we have to compete in a rush to the very bottom.
Actually, It can be far worse than that in said country as per a serious conversation I had a few years back with a South Korean employee in China. You won't believe it but it's true that he told me he was asked to show commitment at interview for a future job by sucking the interviewer's big toe in the private interview room....
Yes, fortunately I had a witness with me. I had to keep a straight face but the other bloke was nearly doubled up!
As in "Toe the line"?
Think that's a bit simplistic. All sensible people would love there to be no conflict but there are too many bad people out there
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Not quite sure of the point being made here but imagine a world where we can spend on defence AND feed our children. Crazy I know but there it is.
Absolutely the case. If those whom we must obey actually waved the flag and dutifully paid 10% of their due taxes then it would go some way to help. Ain't going to happen though.
Don't understand this.
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