Corporate Cucks / Hustle Culture / LinkedIn Loonies - Corporate bootlickers and shills

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Corporate cucks are at the opposite end of r/antiwork or NEETs. Mainly CEOs/managers and HR doing/posting cringe on social media, mainly on LinkedIn. Talking about company loyalty and how the company is their family while said company doesn't give a shit about them. They also post how "hardworking" they are and spend every waking hour working.

Some of these people are so "hardworking" that they forget or disregard their families and personal lives.

Few examples:
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The "hustle culture" what led to terms like "work spouse" to emerge, which is basically having a relationship with your coworker, usually from the opposite sex, and do everything spouses would do except for kissing/having sex (Maybe they are having sex at the work bathroom stalls as well, who knows).


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Hustle culture or corporate bootlicking have lead terms like "Quiet Quitting", "Job Hopping" or "Rage Applying". All these concepts aren't very recent, in fact some of us having been already doing them. HR women, powertripping managers, and boomers however seethe at them and make retarded posts about them on LinkedIn mainly.

Quiet Quitting aka Working Your Wage: Doing what you are asked to do, no more, no less. You don't pick up work calls before 8 AM or after 6 PM. Corpo boomers like to call them lazy millennials/GenZ because they are unwilling to work overtime or go after that promotion that they will never give anyway. You'll also have "Experts" talking about how it is a bad thing.

Job Hopping: Another retarded term that means to seek a higher paying job. Usually they will tell you to go to the HR if you got a job offer as a way to convince you to stay at your current low paying job. HR "experts" discourage this for whatever reason (because HR is managing you as an asset to the company) and you'll find a lot of them on LinkedIn saying "money is not everything noo" while they give themselves a 10% salary raise.

Rage Applying: is when you are treated like shit and you hit the breaking point and you go applying for jobs. The same HR "experts" will say that people shouldn't apply while they are mad.


Boomer take on quiet quitting:
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Let's not forget their sob stories on linkedin and how despite that they never forgot work:
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Day in my life at x (aka Adult Daycare):

Usually women on tiktok filming their "work day" at a company, usually a big tech company like Linkedin, Twitter or Meta. They bring no value to the company and they say that they are women in tech while working at the marketing dept of the company for example.

Notable Videos:






These videos follow the same pattern: Wake up, go to the said workplace, and spend the rest of the day eating or drinking. A lot of them love to emphasize on how the company is providing them with free food. They show little to no work done and show how their work consists of meetings the whole day.


Corporate mandatory fun or Adult kindergarten activities:

Videos of corporations posted on LinkedIn to show how much their employees enjoy the team building activities but in reality they are very similar to collective activities done at kindergarten. They are often organised by managers/HR women or boomers and mandatory. A lot of companies would rather do this than just give out a time off for employees to have fun on their own/with their kids, hence making it a waste of time and money.

Corporate Mandatory Cringe:
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The worst I have seen so far:



Company Loyalty:

A lot of posts mention company loyalty and how important it is. When an employee stays loyal to the company and not taking days off, they get peanuts instead of a pay raise for example or days off. Some of these workers are forced to work for very long hours and under harsh conditions just to be "paid" in exposure or candy/cupcakes or nothing at all.

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"We are a family" is something a lot of companies use to justify loyalty. Companies are never loyal, they will fire you the moment they find someone else or something else, or to cut cost, that is just business, not family anymore.
You can also find employees who like sucking the management cocks, who love to throw other coworkers under the bus. For example, there are women accusing their coworkers with sexual harassment and the said employee is fired without investigation.

Pride and Troon cock sucking:

Pretty self explanatory, corporate trying so hard to suck Troon and LGBTQ+ cocks as a marketing. They will only do this in western countries, and never have the balls to do it in Middle East or Russia for example.


 One example is BMW

One example is BMW

Various other examples/memes:
More can be found on this thread: Best of Corporate Pride Month Items
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Various other corporate/LinkedIn cringe:


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REMINDER: When viewing posts on LinkedIn and sharing here, be careful of the account you are on as your name/your company can be linked back to you.

This is my first thread, if anything is missing, let me know and I will add. If something is wrong, I will improve on it. thx :)
 
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This is not really related to OP, but I wanted to share this with someone because I've known about it for a while. There's this site called ShlinkedIn which is designed to make fun of LinkedIn shit and it satirizes serious business niggas. Just thought it was worth mentioning.

As for the topic at hand, yeah, wagies are wagies. My advice: create a healthy balance of work and pleasure. Or be like Jersh and have them be the same thing.
 
Got nothing to contribute directly, but there is an account on IG I used to follow, bestoflinkedin. They'd post cringe linkedin posts

Apparently theyre on twitter too.

It's tangentially related but I also find cringey "hustler motivation" posts, yknow, the type with a wolf or lion or 1920s gangster and the words "better a lonely lion than a popular sheep" or some shit
 
this is a decent thread and I'm looking forward to the lunacy other people will manage to unearth from these Linkedin weirdos. however, the random sentences you keep adding that don't entirely link to what you just said where you randomly complain about women make you sound like a bit of an incel. for instance:

"We are a family" is something a lot of companies use to justify loyalty. Companies are never loyal, they will fire you the moment they find someone else or something else, or to cut cost, that is just business, not family anymore.'
You can also find employees who like sucking the management cocks, who love to throw other coworkers under the bus, like [sudden rant about women falsely accusing people of sexual assault with no examples, women 'encouraging' their bosses to cheat with no examples, etc]

how does the second part link back to the 'family' issue you just brought up immediately beforehand? if it's not meant to link back to it, then take it out, because you sound MATI as fuck. also, why are there no screenshots to prove this like there are in other parts of the thread? you also do this in the section about useless 'bonding' events:

They are often organised by managers/HR women [...]

where are the examples of it being 'HR women' organising these events? why specify 'HR women' unless it's necessary? is it necessary?

even the part where you bring up the very strange, very obviously-paid-for-by-twitter/facebook/other huge multibillion company tiktoks where they try to make work look 'glamorous' by showing off young women in high-paid jobs in capital cities doesn't focus fully on how obviously manufactured the tiktok trend is (and I know for a fact that you could find other tiktoks debunking this trend, too - it was huge a few months ago). instead, you focus on how these women are 'useless' and how they lie about working in STEM despite once again lacking the same proof that is abundant in other parts of the thread.

as I said, it's a good start and I think it has a ton of potential. I just can't help but notice these random sentences you keep putting in where you just sound really mad about nothing all of a sudden. anyway, I'll take my hats :tomgirl:
 
Good thread, any time I open linkedin I see these types of post and also high levels of GOOD MORNING SIRS

Lmao at the woman with the SAP tattoo.
I have witnessed people unironically wearing corporate swag in public like it was cool, mostly ethnic's if we're being honest here
"hey yeah haha I have this Salesforce t shirt and lanyard and I WILL wear them out"

Love the sociopathic and transparently self promotional tone of these stupid pseudo-inspirational life advice tips

also the stupid industry specific acronyms they put after their names
"Retardo Montebon, CSIP, CSP, SCCIP"
Like bruh nobody cares shut the fuck up

And the congratulatory "I am proud to accept a new position at..." posts, and being the "CEO" of their own "company" which consists of literally just them

"if you believe you CEO...
... You become CEO 😎"

Okay one last bit, I have a small personal rule regarding recruiters: "If I can't pronounce your name, I ain't replying, simple as." Hasn't failed me yet. This is probably the last place I can actually say this without being lynched.
 
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this is a decent thread and I'm looking forward to the lunacy other people will manage to unearth from these Linkedin weirdos. however, the random sentences you keep adding that don't entirely link to what you just said where you randomly complain about women make you sound like a bit of an incel. for instance:




how does the second part link back to the 'family' issue you just brought up immediately beforehand? if it's not meant to link back to it, then take it out, because you sound MATI as fuck. also, why are there no screenshots to prove this like there are in other parts of the thread? you also do this in the section about useless 'bonding' events:



where are the examples of it being 'HR women' organising these events? why specify 'HR women' unless it's necessary? is it necessary?

even the part where you bring up the very strange, very obviously-paid-for-by-twitter/facebook/other huge multibillion company tiktoks where they try to make work look 'glamorous' by showing off young women in high-paid jobs in capital cities doesn't focus fully on how obviously manufactured the tiktok trend is (and I know for a fact that you could find other tiktoks debunking this trend, too - it was huge a few months ago). instead, you focus on how these women are 'useless' and how they lie about working in STEM despite once again lacking the same proof that is abundant in other parts of the thread.

as I said, it's a good start and I think it has a ton of potential. I just can't help but notice these random sentences you keep putting in where you just sound really mad about nothing all of a sudden. anyway, I'll take my hats :tomgirl:
"Family" is a buzzword that corporate shills love to use to encourage "loyalty", but the point being is that your company is not your family and you just go to work, not to build relationships or be a "work spouse/parent" for your company.

Regarding those tiktoks, the videos I posted are 3 out of many videos on the internet that glamorize their workplace and they have been on the internet before even tiktok existed. A lot of them are likely not even paid, they just like to shill for corps, and yes a lot of them aren't even working full time, they are interns. And the woman behind the Google tiktok has already been laid off. I was also talking about the specific use of "Women in tech" while their position in the company isn't even related to tech or STEM.

Regarding "HR women", it is based on a lot of posts on Social Media and my personal experience. HR women love to preach about mental health and wellbeing while mandating fun at their company. HR is a field dominated by women anyway and I don't like to use neutral terms when I see shit in front of me.
 
LinkedIn and its consequences have been disaster for the human race
It was a happy day when I nuked that thing for good.

Some of this stuff is pretty sad though, especially the Wal-Mart crap. Dance for me, slave!

Okay one last bit, I have a small personal rule regarding recruiters: "If I can't pronounce your name, I ain't replying, simple as." Hasn't failed me yet. This is probably the last place I can actually say this without being lynched.
Another trick is to put a middle initial in your name. BS form emails will always pick your first name and middle initial up...if they don't consider it worthwhile to write me a personal message, I don't consider it worthwhile to waste my time responding.

Truth be told though positions filled by external recruiters tend to be the dogshit nobody wants. Good employers will do that in-house.
 
Would you include within this Multi-Level Marketing scams? They literally make you live with your co-workers and indoctrinate you into idolizing the higher-ups and the company.


I almost got roped into one of these. Thankfully did more research. I'd also include Indeed, Monster.com, CareerBuilder, and other such job hunting sites, because that's where these crooks go to prey on new college graduates looking for their first Big Kid jobs.

They also use vague corprate jargon such as "be your own boss", "entrepreneurship", or "working with Fortune 500 companies". They rarely say what their actual business is in plain English.

Ever see those vendors at Walmart or Costco trying to sell you junk like DirecTV or knives? That's who those people are working for.

r/Devilcorp is another interesting resource on MLM stories.
 
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This is not really related to OP, but I wanted to share this with someone because I've known about it for a while. There's this site called ShlinkedIn which is designed to make fun of LinkedIn shit and it satirizes serious business niggas. Just thought it was worth mentioning.

As for the topic at hand, yeah, wagies are wagies. My advice: create a healthy balance of work and pleasure. Or be like Jersh and have them be the same thing.
A satirical reoleplaying site? No way! Thanks man this is my jam.
 
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