Incidentally, all the people in this thread now hold senior positions at Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google
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I had a coworker who was, like, a pretty junior engineer and would show up to meetings where we discussed, like, concrete implementation challenges, and say things like "I'm not sure this project really fits the long-term goals of the company"
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People there would say "why the fuck are you here?" and he'd leave, but he kept doing it. Eventually he met the CEO of another company in the industry and pitched a cooperative deal to him. The CEO called our CEO and was like "who is this guy" and he was fired. It was funny
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The best part of having a negative productivity coworker is when your bosses act like the problem is that you don't pretend that they're negative productivity (while having to compensate for it daily) rather than their negative productivity itself.
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*pretend that they're NOT
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OMG the AP at my school would be so well replaced by the senior cat in my neighborhood that we call Nalgas. She would never suggest that we do things wih technology that we don’t have.
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“Nalgas”
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He wrote piles and piles of complex code, largely to fix simple problems the customers didn't have.
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That they didn't have before!
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Boss refuses to adopt the tools our company uses so he keeps scheduling meetings over existing meetings because his calendar doesn't sync with the rest of the office
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