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Is it capitalism that causes every website to roll out a new interface every few months, or is that because of something else? I use my bank's website exactly once per month (to pay bills), and it's different every time.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:Is it capitalism that causes every website to roll out a new interface every few months, or is that because of something else? I use my bank's website exactly once per month (to pay bills), and it's different every time. Uh, it's called "innovating". Guess you wouldn't understand.
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Homocow posted:should I spend money on rent or a covid test? Guess what, having insurance still means you pay. Fitzy Fitz posted:Is it capitalism that causes every website to roll out a new interface every few months, or is that because of something else? I use my bank's website exactly once per month (to pay bills), and it's different every time. My guess is it's to confuse people into not paying a bill that they can then charge fees against  I hate how every food app is like that too. I use a given one maybe about twice in a month. Sure enough the next time I go to use the UI is flipped around and I'm logged out and my password manager didn't catch it, so now I have to do the email reset dance.
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Large businesses stand lockstep against the possibility of rising wages. Like the fabled phalanx, shields held interlocked with their brother businesses, spears ready to fell any who want to live a better life But c-leeches do love spending $texas on consultants, so yeah you get a new ux and pos every few months
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There's lots of reasons places do that. One being that the designers got bored and need something to do so they can justify their jobs Management given you no tasks and you need to look busy? Time for a "UI refresh"
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PokeJoe posted:There's lots of reasons places do that. One being that the designers got bored and need something to do so they can justify their jobs it’s this. need to employ designers for random stuff not enough work to justify them working full time create busywork ??? new ui
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Apr 4, 2022 22:36
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A few jobs ago we did a "redesign" where I just made some headlines and thumbnail images a little bigger and management wouldn't stop talking about how good it was for 3 months. It was probably the easiest task I was assigned all year  . Sometimes the people in power at companies care about very arbitrary things
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Apr 4, 2022 22:41
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I’m constantly in meetings that are derailed by simple design decisions because the business units* have nothing better to do than nitpick about a shade of blue or how tall something should be. why do we employ designers if we aren’t going to let them design. *I have 7 different business units that never talk to each other
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Apr 4, 2022 22:48
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because managers need to pretend they're doing something important
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Because it's an area people feel safe to have a reckon
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Because designers are frequently Wrong
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Because hell is real
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that's weird, i would have been sure they'd allow it but instead have the computer instantly fire them
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Apr 5, 2022 01:11
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I'm sure that'll stop the unionization push in its tracks.
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They're gonna be really confused when the workers start getting really into onions
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Away all Goats posted:They're gonna be really confused when the workers start getting really into onions
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alexa make a chat app for my workers that repeatedly violates the first amendment, the civil rights act, and who know how many more federal laws
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that’s definitely what the first amendment is, yep
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Their whole thing is posting like its fyad but everywhere, don't give it no mind
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ErrorInvalidUser posted:alexa make a chat app for my workers that repeatedly violates the first amendment, the civil rights act, and who know how many more federal laws I doubt it violates any of those
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Maybe it violates the National Labor Relations Act, since it bans unionization discussion?
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Does anything violate NLRB rules at this point? That's a serious question as gutting labor rights has been a bipartisan exercise for over forty years now.
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:Does anything violate NLRB rules at this point? That's a serious question as gutting labor rights has been a bipartisan exercise for over forty years now. Dungeon Ecology posted:anything is legal with enough money
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If I remember properly (probably don't) there's been a big push over the last decade to be like "well as long as one employee can hypothetically talk to another about a union in some way, perhaps, then you aren't banning organizing"
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She posted that 3 days late. Plus lmao April fool's jokes are getting worse and worse
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30.5 Days posted:If I remember properly (probably don't) there's been a big push over the last decade to be like "well as long as one employee can hypothetically talk to another about a union in some way, perhaps, then you aren't banning organizing" this is why we need to get all those smiling faces back to the office, so they can only speak in supervised locations
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Homocow posted:should I spend money on rent or a covid test? By "rapid", they mean the consumer boxed ART kits? $50 for that LOLOLOL
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:Does anything violate NLRB rules at this point? That's a serious question as gutting labor rights has been a bipartisan exercise for over forty years now. Letting union organizers in the workplace violates the constitution now  https://www.npr.org/2021/06/23/1009582184/scotus-union-organizers-cannot-access-california-farms
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we can't have CCP funded russian saboteurs in the workplace, can't we
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evilpicard posted:Letting union organizers in the workplace violates the constitution now the roberts court has completely destroyed all legitimacy of law in this country, it owns
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:Does anything violate NLRB rules at this point? That's a serious question as gutting labor rights has been a bipartisan exercise for over forty years now. "Independent contractors" trying to organize probably violates the NLRB rules somehow, sure
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evilpicard posted:Letting union organizers in the workplace violates the constitution now quote:They have this sort of creative argument. They say, you know what? This is a taking of my private property. And the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution says before a government can take private property, it has to pay just compensation. I don't think they're referring to their employees as property here, but... I mean... hm...
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Shame Boy posted:"Independent contractors" trying to organize probably violates the NLRB rules somehow, sure the roberts court would rule that they were forming a cartel
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