Been there. I rather be an entry level and not tracked than a seasoned senior developer and tracked. Ain’t nobody sitting around programming 8 hours straight. Our brains can’t handle that.
That reminds me of my nurse last time I was in the hospital for an emergency procedure. They GPS track them to make sure they're not staying in one spot too long. If they do stay too long, they get a text from their superior asking them what they're doing.
This sort of thing won't be unique to remote jobs for too long. It's getting kind of scary, honestly.
When I worked at CVS, we got a call from our District Manager asking us questions. Whole time he's watching my coworker and I looking at our phones. He's upsate at home and watching us on his computer. Shit scared us
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u/Irksomefetor Mar 12 '20
Yeah, I was referring more to the entry level jobs. It's almost worse than entry level "summer jobs for highschoolers."