"No Talking, No Phone": Employee Shares Strict Workplace Rules, Calls It A "Jail"
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The post details a highly restrictive environment where employees are forbidden from basic actions like looking away from their screens or using their phones.
An employee's recent Reddit post has sparked outrage, painting a grim picture of their workplace as a "jail" rather than a productive environment. The post details a highly restrictive environment where employees are forbidden from basic actions like looking away from their screens or using their phones.
The viral post features a screenshot which reveals a strictly controlled environment where looking away from the computer screen, even briefly, could lead to reprimand. Phone usage is strictly prohibited, with family calls allowed only in cases of extreme urgency.
Frequent restroom breaks are discouraged to avoid "time consumption," and communication with coworkers is restricted to digital means. Instead of casual conversations, the employee is required to message or use Microsoft Teams to connect with colleagues, supposedly to maintain a "chaotic-free" environment.
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