Why do people want to play games that replicate the workplace? Office simulators and such. Isn't the whole point of playing games is to get away from it?
Why do people want to play games that replicate the workplace? Office simulators and such...
Wyatt Murphy
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Jordan Jackson
What games are you even refering to?
Grayson Morgan
>I wish my emplyoees were submissive slaves
There, summed it up.
Evan Gray
*fired*
Anthony Taylor
Ryan Stewart
That's very clearly not an actual "job simulator" though. It's just using a menial job setting as a backdrop for goofy VR shenanigans. Implying it's trying to "replicate the workplace" is disingenuous.
Gavin Russell
>I really didn't need a raise
No one has ever fucking said this.
Grayson Mitchell
Boomers a fucking disease. Day of the Pillow when?
Connor Martinez
Some of the points are understandable like,
>profits are u, costs are down
>we are way ahead of schedule
but most are really just
>work more for less pay and kiss my ass
Caleb Gonzalez
Goyim exist to serve the chosen people.
Juan Wood
My boss owning this would be enough to get me to walk out of any job
Brody Young
Suck my arian cock
Christopher Reyes
This doesn't make any sense
Bosses are always the one who work the most and have the most stressful jobs
Landon Johnson
>We are way ahead of schedule.
I've had supervisors who would say this at the end of every work week. These same supervisors started every work week with "We are way behind schedule, get your asses in gear." We had some kind of Schrodinger's Productivity always going on.
Blake Ross
Man I sure love that I’m self employed.
Work my own hours and my pay is only limited by how hard I want to work.
Carson Hernandez
They set the new quota to match your best work.
Joshua Cook
>Given the chance to keep working here...I would gladly accept a cut in pay
That's some fucking boomer views right there, nowadays it's considered pretty normal to leave your job after 1-3 years if you find a better paying job with better benefits. Loyalty to companies isn't shit.
Brody Lopez
No, a CEO has a much easier job than a sweatshop worker
Christian Thomas
And that's why giving 110% is the worst policy.
Charles Russell
Posting in a wagecuck thread
Kevin Evans
People want to imagine an office that is less unpleasant than their real one
It's a strange kind of escapism
Nolan Davis
Then don't work in a sweatshop???
Being a CEO takes much more skill, knowledge, experience and connections too
Of course that a shitty job that everyone can do won't pay
Robert Brown
Without the sweatshops the CEO's job would not exist. Also the statement was bosses work the most and have the most stressful jobs which is blatantly untrue especially when most decisions are done by a board of people.
Owen Collins
You arent going to get promoted and any business you start will fail because you have no connections and you will remain on the lower rungs of the corporate pyramid for the rest of your life
Benjamin Scott
>made a bad decision
>have to fire a bunch of staff compensate
>get a bonus for creating a net profit
So stressful.
Julian Williams
Is this the plot of SMT?
Wyatt Green
Maybe the low tier managers you work for at McD's
Ian Myers
>Being a CEO takes much more skill, knowledge, experience and connections too
Mostly the connections part. A lot, not all but a lot, of CEOs really just seem to push their work onto lower ranking employees. Which is fine as long as the employees are being paid appropriately. But a lot of it is just keeping tabs on things to make sure the employees are doing things smoothly.
Just because a job requires a lot of knowledge and skill doesn't mean it is paid appropriate to its worth.
Nathan Fisher
looks like something Randy would put on his wall
Jaxon Allen
One grande cold brew latte and it's Stephen with a P H thank you