Office Space the Bob's Interview Typical Day
ghostb13Cited 3× on HN, 2015–2017
comedy · general · evergreen · 2015–2017 on HN
A short clip from the film Office Space in which Peter explains his typical workday to the Bobs, the consultants.
Used as a joke reference in threads about slacking at work and workplace dysfunction.
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3 comments from Hacker News
>part of me wonders if I'm not as unusual as I feel It's probably not as unusual as it feels ▶ this video
> "It's basically done, but I haven't added Y or Z yet" is always the prelude to receiving something he's been "working on" for three months and actually put in, charitably, two or three days of actual work. Reminds me of the Typical Day interview (from Office Space): ▶ this video
The article suggests we may not have figured out how to properly measure IT productivity growth. Another possibility (my guess, no research to support it) is that we really have experienced a reduction in productivity growth. Corporations are doing very well post-recession, labor is not. I say and think this over and over again: corporations have figured out how to take a larger share from productivity than labor has. At some point, labor has to wonder "why should I?" Skip to about 1:00 if you like. ▶ this video