• @Dashi@lemmy.world
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    101 year ago

    I mean… you should be working right? That is what you are getting paid by the company to do. If you are able to get your job done in less than the time/activity needed by the software that’s another issue.

    If you are working from home you are still supposed to be working that is your agreement with your employer. Sure do the bare minimum if you want, but you still need to get your job done.

    It’s the people that are taking advantage of the work from home that risk it for the rest of us actually working from home.

    • @HauntedCupcake@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      The company should be able to determine that your productivity isn’t good enough by the work you produce. Not micromanaging the keystrokes per minute.

      If your work is really so unimportant that slacking off for 4+ hours a day isn’t noticed, they should be making you redundant. Not forcing spyware on every innocent employee

      • @Saizaku@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        181 year ago

        Yeah I don’t get why people are acting like your output can’t be tracked without spying on you. I logged exactly 8h to my company’s time tracking platform last month (cause I keep forgetting we have a new platform for that) and I got no shit for it. Because my output is clearly visible in terms of all the PRs merged.

      • @AWittyUsername@lemmy.world
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        81 year ago

        Or moving to a four day week. I feel most jobs could be condensed into a 4 day work week with no loss of productivity. But no they want you in 5 days “because that’s how it’s always been done” so then you end up having to kill time.

    • JackbyDev
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      121 year ago

      If my employer is happy with my work output then who cares? This should be a last resort for folks underperforming.

      • @Dashi@lemmy.world
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        21 year ago

        Agreed. If your employer is happy with your work they probably wouldn’t be using this software.

        The problem is you can’t/shouldn’t install the software on a single person’s computer as that is targeting them and against several labor laws.

        Moral of my story, don’t be the reason someone needs to install this type of monitoring/software.

        • JackbyDev
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          21 year ago

          Maybe install on everyone’s computer but only activate it once they’re on the chopping block?