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I may rather starve to death
16/01/2008 14:41
Any employer who tries to do that to me will see me resigning. - C |
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The future draws nigh
16/01/2008 14:51
Can anyone say, "1984"? - Nathan |
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Software to 'spy' on workers
16/01/2008 14:55
That's invading people's privacy - Tseko |
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Goodbye Microsoft
16/01/2008 15:00
This is the most intrusive proposal I have ever heard of. It is well known that US law does not respect individual privacy, nor it seems, does Microsoft. I hope the share price tumbles. This is modern day slavery with no respect for the individual's integrity. - outsidr |
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Spying
16/01/2008 15:03
The extremely high "gift" packets that people in high places, Eskom, the Government, etc. etc. get paid in this country would make such an invention such an eye opener.
Who is actually doing all the work.... that is to say if their computers would also have the monitoring.... I wonder?
My particular fancy would be the monitoring of those slaving away while their co-workers are having a jol outside, puffing away. I used to suffer these "attrocities".. I would love someone..thing..to GET THEM! - Alicia |
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Privacy at workTseko
16/01/2008 15:03
Do your bosses not monitor email websites you go to? they paying you surely keeping track of your performance is not a step too far? - muscles |
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Big Brother!
16/01/2008 15:07
This could a interesting case for privacy issues. O f course, if you are at work, you are using your employer's property, and they would have a right to know what is being done on/with their property. How they are going to work the metabolism thing would be interesting. - Bob |
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The future
16/01/2008 15:15
Bring it on, monitor everyone all the time, give criminals nowhere to hide, use the technology outside the work environment to monitor all movement, freedom is overrated. - J |
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software to 'spy' on workers
16/01/2008 15:18
That is just screwed up, as if we dont have enough stress in the work environment. I just cant believe it. - D Vosloo |
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123456
16/01/2008 15:19
And they keep on trying to convince you that they see you as more than a number and a body that can make money - bob |
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Apart from..
16/01/2008 15:21
.. the obvious problem that this would be hugely invasive, what makes them think that your heart rate, temperature, blood pressure, etc indicates whether you're a low performer or excelling at your job? - CJ |
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Spy my *
16/01/2008 15:24
Just imagine after lunch stats on this thing in a government departments lol Yeah !! bring it on (hopefully my boss will open her eyes and see who is really working and who should qualify for the annual M/Awards and not use the old tjommie- tjommie business to decide!) Cant wait! - Yeah right |
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Does one have privacy at work?
16/01/2008 15:25
Does the company that pays your salary not have a right to measure your performance? I think people that are not as productive as they should would be hiding behind privacy issues. The hard workers will relish at this idea because they will probably get paid more!! - Cornea |
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Don't worry
16/01/2008 15:28
Chill guys. Microsoft's technology is prone to attack by hackers. Maybe you don't need to be at work you'll make the software pretend that you there, once it is hacked. Can't wait. - Kabelo |
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Crazy
16/01/2008 15:39
this solutions will never work in SA, how many managers are currently able just to apply their mind when it comes to perfomance assessment.
they might as well use it to take out people that they don't get along with - Jogn |
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