Yeah our work we have to get Duo 2FA and I don't like that, so every time I use it, I explicitly allow network permissions and then turn it off again

Lmao wtf? Sounds illegal as hell.

I’m not installing anything work requires on my personal devices, f ‘em.

Personal devices are personal.

Nowhere in the civilized world are they allowed to do this.

There is a bank in the UK that used employee bank balances to prove they didn't need a pay rise last year, which they were able to do because banking with them was a condition of employment

When I was in school they once checked everyone's phones to make sure we had installed Twitter and followed the school's accounts for each department. That was about a decade ago so it's probably TikTok or something by now.

Back in the mid 2000s, the TV station Inworked at wanted everyone to haveout homepage as the default to increase hits.

"The website said it as in stock"

"Sometimes it's wrong. The website also shows pictures of employees smiling. You see that here?"

Source

It’s 2026 and I still wear a mask when I’m out. I don’t know why people act like COVID is gone and somehow long COVID isn’t a thing anymore. It’s still mutating, and endemic now, and there are a ton of health consequences to catching it that may not be immediately obvious, including organ damage.

Where I used to work employees could access the discount just by ticking a box in the cash-register system. None of my co-workers had a fidelity card, although one of our tasks was to push it aggressively to customers.

At a place I worked I wasn't allowed to use coupons but usually employee discount was more. But we also made sneak accounts for our moms so when customers didn't use their phone number to get points we'd use our sneak account to accumulate a ton of points

They're all pretty great and mostly focused on telling Karens to go fuck themselves.