"A huge portion of online reviews, ratings, social media presence, etc that you see for any given company are fake, paid for, or done by multiple accounts controlled by us. This includes a company’s Glassdoor page (fake reviews about how great it is to work there so that the million negative reviews don’t crush their page).
I’m not saying it’s every company out there, but it’s been a lot of the ones I’ve worked for.
Source: am copywriter. What are ethics? I surely don’t know anymore."
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Indie 3 year s ago
I can confirm IT-industry. It is acutally quicker to google than figuring it out. Nowadays, there is a forum post for everything.
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Mira 3 year s ago
Indie,
should we construe your statement as confession of your incompetence in the subject?
should we construe your statement as confession of your incompetence in the subject?
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Tine 3 year s ago
Indie, yup. I'm pretty sure 95% or more of all software being developed today contain some code from stackexchange and/or similar sites. And there is nothing wrong with that; the employer/client cares about getting the job done, not how it's done. Google is just a big step in the direction of a hive mind. No reason to keep all the info on each small one.
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Hugh 3 year s ago
#24,36 TLDR
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Martin 3 year s ago
#38 not everything, but many items.
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Mira 3 year s ago
#35 I do recall, "someone" jumped out of the window while screaming:-"The Russians are coming. The Russians are coming. They're right around. I've seen Russian soldiers." - never gets old.
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Phena 3 year s ago
bartender - the icecubemakers are almost never clean and filter never changed. Even if somthing gets spilled inn there.
should we construe your statement as confession of your incompetence in the subject?