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r/interviewwoman


Instead of companies paying people better salaries, they spend a fortune "studying" why everyone is tired and fed up.
Instead of companies paying people better salaries, they spend a fortune "studying" why everyone is tired and fed up.
r/interviewwoman - Instead of companies paying people better salaries, they spend a fortune "studying" why everyone is tired and fed up.

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sad reality
sad reality
r/interviewwoman - sad reality

The cameras need to be turned on now.
The cameras need to be turned on now.

We're still mostly working from home, and recently almost all the daily coordination has been happening on Slack. Most meetings are audio-only with someone sharing a deck or spreadsheet.

A not-very-popular project manager started insisting that everyone turn on their cameras "so we can communicate better."

A few days ago, he focused on me specifically, and I found myself in a perfect malicious compliance situation. I turned on the camera, and we all immediately understood why news anchors avoid busy patterns. I was wearing a rugby-style T-shirt with thin stripes. Every time I moved even slightly, a shiny, annoying pattern kept rippling across the video. It was the most distracting and irritating thing I'd ever seen on a work call. And they all spent six minutes making fun of me because of the shirt.

I spent the rest of the call gently rocking myself back and forth in the chair. And strangely, I'm looking forward to the next meeting with enthusiasm. I have a few more T-shirts that are supposed to cause the same problem.