Have you ever told anyone from your office that you peruse this site? In other words, do you have the _____s to do that?
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@mdf: We don’t want the team moments crowd. Let them stay on there or LinkedIn.
The 1st rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club
I have spoken with roughly 7 people from MN, CA, WA, CO and SC about reviewing this site. We do not mention posting here but admit to watching it. My colleagues are here and we all think RTO and management sucks. And of that group a few are managers.
Why not?
I don't breathe a word to anyone about this. One never knows, really, who may not be on their side.
I don't talk to people at the office about anything.
I told my manager. They were one of the folks who got swept out with the latest round of cuts, so...
Yeah I've told a lot of people about it. We laugh at how insane and paranoid people are here.
Yes. I have ba--s and I’m a girl. I told everyone years ago.
I posted in teammoments so others can come join us.
I loved it when people could post on those Teamworks articles. It's a good way for folks to volunteer for a layoff. A lot of people had ba--s or were that d-mb.
I use to read teamwork’s thinking wtf are the people posting this dribble for. It was a self serving site for the a-s kissers.
I must admit though I miss it now that it’s gone
Colleagues told me about it when comments went away on announcements and stories.
That was a hilarious time, some folks never seemed to grasp that they weren't anonymous when commenting on teamworks articles.
I learned of it from fellow team members when something broke about the Charlotte press sourcing tidbits from the site
I don’t think any harm in saying you read it. Posting on the other hand.
Someone at Wells told me about this site 🤣🤣
Been on this site just under 2 years and no, I haven't, nor will I. It would be pretty stupid don't you think.
Yes, we compare notes every evening.