On: Dell responds to return-to-office resistance with ...

[cebert]

I’m excited when people in leadership positions who are in the boomer generation start to retire out. I think we’ll get a lot more sensible business leadership once they’re gone.

[sebastianconcpt → cebert]

You're exaggeratedly optimist about the alternatives that come after them.

[diego_moita → cebert]

If you think that being an intelligent boss has anything to do with age then you're being ageist, quite literally.

Generations don't exist. They're an imaginary and abstract construct.

[whamlastxmas → diego_moita]

ok boomer

[diego_moita → whamlastxmas]

LOL

Too bad I won't be around to hear your grandkids telling you something like that.

[whamlastxmas → diego_moita]

I’d love it if they did

[geraldwhen → cebert]

Nope. They’re grooming the next generation of hand shaking hucksters who drink the kool aid.

[ClarityJones → geraldwhen]

Yep. It's not particularly hard to determine which people will sell others out for a good paycheck.

[anticorporate → ClarityJones]

For anyone in a middle management role, the struggle is real.

I don't have a day go by without senior leadership treating me like I'm failing the company for putting my employees' needs over the "needs" of management.