JJ Reeder
@jjs.business
(she/they) I post a lot about remote work & org psychology. I happen to believe that a good job can make your life better, and that workplaces can be fulfilling & inclusive places. Director of Remote Org Effectiveness at Upwork, and obviously, an idealist
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I remember once a startup I worked at hired an ergonomics consultant to fix our posture and they spent the whole day taking measurements and judging us and then they left the profession and we never got any recommendations.
just a pile of shrimps shipping features to millions of users.
just a pile of shrimps shipping features to millions of users.
January 21, 2025 at 4:18 PM
I remember once a startup I worked at hired an ergonomics consultant to fix our posture and they spent the whole day taking measurements and judging us and then they left the profession and we never got any recommendations.
just a pile of shrimps shipping features to millions of users.
just a pile of shrimps shipping features to millions of users.
Not all philosophy majors, but certainly some, only studied philosophy because they like to come up with contorted rationalizations so they can always be right and do whatever they want.
Honestly don’t give more of this training to people who lack moral instincts.
Honestly don’t give more of this training to people who lack moral instincts.
January 18, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Not all philosophy majors, but certainly some, only studied philosophy because they like to come up with contorted rationalizations so they can always be right and do whatever they want.
Honestly don’t give more of this training to people who lack moral instincts.
Honestly don’t give more of this training to people who lack moral instincts.
Democracy Fades to Black
January 16, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Democracy Fades to Black
Those guys were anarchists
January 16, 2025 at 1:15 AM
Those guys were anarchists
Please don’t say this. I’m trying to pretend the world is just naturally a little fuzzy.
January 16, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Please don’t say this. I’m trying to pretend the world is just naturally a little fuzzy.