Taliban Members Fed Up with Office Work, Ready to Quiet Quit

[pavel_lishin]

https://time.com/6263906/taliban-afghanistan-office-work-quiet-quit/

[forthwall]

There's a lot to say that people prefer endless war over scrum meetings. But I think there's a greater story for the politicos in the room; the way to destroy an enemy is more about destroying morale than killing. That or give them access to the internet and too much free time

[impish9208]

> And with a 9-to-5 comes the dreaded commute—and actually having to show up for the job in order to get paid. “What I don’t like about Kabul is its ever-increasing traffic holdups.” Omar Mansur, 32, said.

Have the Taliban considered WFH?

[postalrat → impish9208]

For now they still need work to be done.

[dublinben → impish9208]

Sounds like they need a bus.

[givemeethekeys]

Aren’t they “government employees” now, tasked with running the whole country?

I think it will work out. People will quit because a desk job isn’t their calling and others who don’t have better options will take their spot.

[simfree → givemeethekeys]

Trained fighters will quit, but what will they do afterward? ISIS-K seems all too happy to recruit from this disenchanted workforce.

Meanwhile, will the people who take their spot be able to maintain the government with a growing internal terrorism threat?

[Avlin67]

also no remote. next step: being micromanaged by indians scrum masters