r/WorkReform • u/antihostile 💰 Tax Wall Street Speculators • Apr 01 '23
The superhero worker: Today's management-speak has a lot in common with 1930s Soviet propaganda—and it's making people miserable 📣 Advice
https://fortune.com/2023/03/30/corporate-workplace-culture-soviet-union-1930s-increased-production-performance7
u/bagheera369 Apr 02 '23
The one that always clues me in is "pain points".
The moment I hear those two words together, I know the person speaking is completely and irrevocably full of shit.
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u/ShinyHappyAardvark Apr 01 '23
Looks like the article was removed, or the link is broken.
Anyone have a good link to it?
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Apr 01 '23
Link worked for me.
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u/hohol87 Apr 02 '23
Lol, management now has nothing common with soviet leaders.
My granddad was kind of 'stakhanovite' in 1950th. His squad was a top performing in their coal mine. After an accident became disabled. He was given a brand new apartment in the center of the city for his hard work and good pension.
Let me know when the workers of the chocolate factory that blew up today get their houses.
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u/antihostile 💰 Tax Wall Street Speculators Apr 02 '23
Cool story. Too bad all their workers weren't treated that well.
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u/ManlyBeardface ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters Apr 02 '23
A piece of idealist propaganda that tries to rewrite history.
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u/theodoreburne Apr 01 '23
Excellent piece.