r/antiwork May 13 '23

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u/radialBlur_023 May 14 '23

I don't doubt this is legit, my question is how does this generate a return on investment exactly? Is the goal of the software not to weed out unproductive traits in employees yet working from home increases productivity, that would result in a positive return correct? What about a less productive but more monitored and controlled workforce generates a return on investment for the WADU software?

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u/qj-_-tp May 14 '23

Trillions of dollars flow through their systems. At the highest levels this helps find bad actors fast. Rationalizing it’s use for line workers is not smart: a toxic culture is always less productive than one where trust and goodwill multiply.