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A buddy of mine in Sales (software) had a bunch of accounts that he just needed to maintain. He got bored and ended up finding another Sales job paying more (not in Tech). Instead of quitting, he decided to hire (out of his own pocket) an entry-level assistant to do his work at the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and old job. He stood to make around $100K at the old job if it worked. Kinda reminds me of that story of a software developer who was paying some guy in India part of his own salary to do his work for him. EDIT: China, not India, at least in the case of the story I’m thinking of: It took the company two months to get me a work laptop. Then less than two months later they laid me off with a 6 month severance. Something similar happened to a friend of mine, his boss got canned for inappropriate comments a week after he got hired He tried to sort it out but no one would listen because he wasn’t their responsibility to help and he got forgotten about I worked for years in management consulting and one of my main clients was one of the huge legacy silicon valley technology firms. They had more than 5,000 employees categorized as the “stranded population” which meant they had no day to day responsibilities but that it would cost the company too much money to just let them go. Their parachutes were crazy lucrative, so it was cheaper to pay them a regular salary vs. terminating them.
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My very first job out of college was a very similar experience. I was to assist a manager with their financial administration duties. Three days in they got reassigned and I did not. Literally had nothing to do for six months and kept expecting to get fired. Finally found someone who could do something about it and got reassigned. I’ve had the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and same happen. About 8 months in between projects. Meetings Monday and Fridays. No work in between. It’s cheaper to find talent and retain it than look for it when you need it. A lot of people would say that that’s their dream job – do nothing, get paid, but in reality we need something to do or we go stir crazy That’s what hobbies are for. Could even pick up a new skill while still getting paid. I never understood how ppl go crazy for getting paid to do nothing unless they’re just literally doing nothing but getting bed soars.
There are jobs where you’re forced to be there “working” while also having nothing to do. Those are the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and mind-killers, where you’re literally being paid to do nothing but exist in a cubicle for 8 hours a day. Internet usage monitored, activity monitored, presence required, but no tasks given. There are also jobs like the military where you spend an absurd amount of time literally standing in a field with no cell service smoking while you wait for whatever is supposed to happen actually happen. Yeah, my job used to be like that. Was pretty mind numbing at times because there’d be nothing to do while waiting for other people to submit stuff. Then the pandemic happened, went full remote besides the one or two times a year I have to go to the office for hardware related stuff, and other than the paycheck being fairly average I would say I have a pretty cushy job right now where I can do whatever without supervision so long as my work output remains the same. One of the major reasons I decided to get out of the military at the end of my first enlistment – the sheer amount of time in any given day/week/ month where I was just Waiting Around For Shit to Happen.



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And then it either didn’t happen at all, happened on time but everyone thought it wasn’t going to happen right up until it did, or it happened later at some strange time that caused us to scramble around like lunatics trying to make it successful. My last platoon commander, who I actually really liked, said, “You should stay in. You see the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and things that can be improved, and we need people like that.” I told him that with all due respect, I wasn’t waiting another 10 or 15 years until I had enough rank to even think about being able to make changes. Getting paid to do nothing remotely is great. Getting paid to do nothing while having to go into the office drove me insane. Spent the whole time there just thinking of the shit I could be getting done.
I used to have one task a day that occupies maybe two hours of my time and I will stretch that for 8 hours – mastered the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and art of doing things slowly I’m taking long breaks. I miss those days I had a similar job last year, and it was brutal. I could accomplish an entire day’s work in about 2 hours, even working at about 3/4 speed. It was brutal to try to pace that out to take 8 hours, but the only alternative was to totally break the metric and make my coworkers look bad (and risk that backfiring into “jrob801 is just taking shortcuts”). Basically the job has never been updated to account for the time savings with all of the info being online, rather than requiring paperwork, site visits, etc. I’m tech savvy and was able to use that to be hugely efficient. My coworkers were older and 30 years into their career, just trying to coast into retirement.
So for me, I currently show up for 8 hours a day, and do nothing. I was hired for a project that has yet to start so until then, sit and wait. But I can’t read a book, use the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and Internet too obviously, etc. even then, I’ve watched so much YouTube in a tiny window I struggle to find things to watch. I have to maintain a busy looking state where I am reviewing internal docs, etc. It’s very easy to think you could sit there, but there’s also the everlasting fact that they could just fire me randomly one day and then I’d be ass out for a month or more. So yeah, paid to do nothing, but when you have a family that depends on that job, it’s still very stressful. In twitter guys case though, he’s just dumb. I wish I could do nothing WFH.
If they’d just keep paying me for nothing, I feel quite confident I could find something to do. Hell, go volunteer at the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and local food bank everyday – now you’re Robin Hood but with health insurance. I deeply respect you hypothetically using your time to volunteer, because I know personally I would only use something like this a means to become a “sponsored” sim racer i think for some people, it’s the paranoia that they will get found out, or, depending on their position, having to keep up the act that gets to them If you’re working from home, or even partly from home, then yes, it’s easy to find ways to amuse yourself. I have a friend who sometimes gets a task, but most of the time, he doesn’t have much to do. He’s fine with it for now. I had another friend who fixed cell phones, and worked at a kiosk at a mall. Some days, he would not get any customers. He would not stop complaining about it. And I get it, sitting on a chair for eight to tomen hours, just watching people walk by… I’d go crazy. There’s not much you can do when you’re stuck there.
Oh no doubt! At least working from home means you can do some laundry and maybe even prep dinner, even if you don’t have a ton of extra time – just an all around better deal. Also, I think it comes down to someone’s introversion/extroversion quotient. Introverts tend to thrive when given a lot of extra time at home, but extroverts will develop cabin fever and start bouncing off the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and walls. some restrictions may apply, not available in all areas, and please do remember that medical debt and student loans cannot be discharged through bankruptcy My dude… I’m mad at the student loans my gf has to pay until 2036 and we’re living in germany. The calculations I’ve seen for the US? Holy shit… that’s just criminal. Paying it off for 15 years to end up with more debt… I don’t know… I’ll take this “socialist hellhole” called europe, thanks.
If he’s currently doing 100% of his 0 assigned tasks he’s fine. The money is his since he’s doing what they’re paying him for. But most jobs will have some legalese that amounts to when you’re on the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and clock you’re working for us full time. If he gets caught running two jobs at once they could sue for their wages back. It’s happened before when people trying to work two remote jobs at once get caught. Yes but you should know if you signed something like that. And if you didn’t, then you’re clear to work another job at the same time, bc no state laws prevent this. Since it was work-from-home, I just did things around the apartment, or on my non-work computer. Eventually though they sent out an email that they were going to restructure all the groups, and we should respond with areas of the project we’d worked the most in. Since my part basically was killed before it even really started, there was no good answer for me, and I feared being found out, so I actually went in to the office to quit that same day. Figured I’d probably be fired anyway otherwise. I ended up in a few very slow places where i’d finish too early, i’d ask to help others but they wouldn’t want that
I did some clojure koans and math games but rapidly i felt horrible hearing people nearby working and me not helping, or never having officially being freed to do whatever, so I felt trapped into a mental prison I was in the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and USAF stationed overseas, in Germany to be exact. It was a US Army support assignment. We provide a service to them, as the Army didn’t have a specialty role for it. It was part of the 1947 agreement when the US Army Air Corps became the US Air Force. Anyway, USAF airmen get deployed all over the place for such support assignments. Some are pretty arduous… like 12 hours on, 12 hours off for 4 days, then 3 days off. My assignment was to a tiny US Army airfield, a limited duty station that operated from 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. Because you can’t have the risk of only 1 person assigned (as sickness or leave would result in the duty station not manned), you need 2 people assigned. I was one of them. The work itself was an hourly sort of data reporting, but if conditions changed, data reporting might occur a few times over the course of the hour. Only 1 person is required to do the job at any given time. So, the logical thing to do was to just split the day in half. I’d work 4.5 hours a day. And occasionally, we’d do a full day trade-off so we’d each get a 3 day weekend (I’d work all day Friday to get Monday off, and my co-worker would do the reverse).
Basically, this afforded me a significant amount of free time, so I could actually take college courses towards completing my degree. After 2 1/4 years, I graduated with a BS degree. Of course, pay in the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and USAF wasn’t great. But, in the end, that particular assignment that lasted me 40 months was a fantastic situation. Because it was a remote assignment, I got housing and food pay on top of my normal pay, that afforded me to live in an apartment on the Germany economy. I extended my tour once… and then, because it was a critical demand field, I could’ve extended again… but there was a lot of pressure to reenlist. I decided it was time to head back to the USA and put my degree to good use. But at times, I wish I’d stayed there a bit longer. At least I have loads of memories of my time there. Plenty of photos to keep my memory fresh. I sleep happy just imaging Elmo frantically spending his entire day just trying to find this one employee that doesn’t exist.
Friend of mine, and a former co-worker, got hired as a contractor by a big game company. The contract auto renewed. There was only about 3 months worth of work to do on that contract, but they kept paying him for like 6 years. He never bothered to correct their mistake. It was a lot of money. He was then suddenly laid off due to “restructuring” and I had to wait 4 months before I got a new manager to assign me work. In that 4 months, I asked a few people what was going on and what should I do, and none of them really seemed to care. I usually take those opportunities to learn something or upskill. It has happened to me a few times, usually more like for a week or two. Nobody is denying that, but if this happens to you, you shouldn’t be stupid enough to make sure that it gets enough attention that you might lose it. Nah. I have seen this happen to several people in the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and tech industry. Currently a friend of mine is receiving a $200k/year salary working as a sys admin at a hospital which just keeps paying him despite him being notably having no department. He’s been there since 2006 and they just keep paying him and keep parsing his raise. At some point in 2009 the IT department got restructured and they forgot about him. He was assigned to someone in a department not IT and so he never got assigned. His boss and their boss and their boss got moved and he doesn’t report to anyone. He also isn’t in the IT department. He just gets assigned to it in HR but he isn’t in their ticketing system. Dude just has his phone forward calls that never come to him and emails that never involve him. Guy just hangs out with his kids all day and just chills at home receiving a paycheck. He never told anyone or raised any questions about anything. No one even knows he’s there.
This is the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and dream, obviously, but I would be so stressed about the day that someone did find out. Having that hanging over me might not be worth it, honestly. He was for a few years, but like at this point they just don’t really give a shit and he will do some work every couple of months to just show he’s doing something. But aside from that, dude’s just living the life. Happened to me. My department was slow so they lent me out to help a different department. When that department didn’t need me anymore they stopped giving me tasks but also failed to tell the other department. So each manager thought I was working for the other manager. I brought it up after a week, but given how bad that company was at inter-department communication, I probably could have gone months before someone else noticed. I terminated someone years ago. The labor rate on my P&L went UP when I hired someone new for the same price. I reached out, was told it’s just the document needing to update and not to worry about it.
Months later it still wasn’t updated, triggered a whole investigation into how the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and logic was calculating the P&L report, it was redone, was told not to worry about it. Yeah, they weren’t, at least not in the HR system. They tried to hold me accountable for not terminating them properly in the HR system. I forwarded them the termination confirmation email and the “Terminated” status on my end. Guess the HR person didn’t do their job that Friday. At this point my P&L was almost 60k in the hole on my forecast from paying this person. I fought that hard and was basically like “yeah I’m not going to be held accountable for this and you’re going to have a really bad time if you try” It happens often enough that even back in 1999 it was one of the office stereotypes poked fun at in Office Space.
There’s an anecdote in a Bill Bryson book about it, from when Rupert Murdoch took over The Times (the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and London-based one) in 1981. Murdoch’s henchman basically walks into an office and promptly fires everyone in it, asking them to leave the premises immediately. A few minutes later, the guy who was sent out for coffee comes back, wonders where everyone has gone, and continues to draw his salary for several months while sitting alone in an empty office. After my internship ended I went back to finish my studies and I kept receiving a paycheque for a few months. I didn’t notice though because I was on a fixed income and I knew what I was spending was within that, so I never looked at my bank balance. I was surprised to find thousands of dollars in my account and it took me a moment to realize what was going on. I let my former employer know and was ready to repay it but the owner said to hold off for now. I ended up working for that company after I was done school and they told me to consider it a signing bonus. Still work for them too.
I suppose it depends on the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and focus of the company. I was an executive at a very large IT services firm, responsible for all North American project staffing. One of my primary roles was managing the bench. I knew where every single person was billing their time, and I knew who was idle. I knew who was likely to be idle next week, next month, next year. I probably spent 50% of my time trying to get people off the bench to save their jobs. After a project ended, you had 4 weeks to get billable or you went on a PIP. OTOH if they ever realize it, they could sue him to recover what was paid. But if he contacted them repeatedly and was even openly announcing it on their own platform, can’t claim he was scamming them.
Seriously. I was in a similar situation back in my 20’s. Got frustrated that my skills weren’t being properly used. Quit to pursue my ambitions elsewhere. Yep, buckle into that unmonitored desk and use the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and time/funding/energy for self improvement, dating, study, (or in some rare cases: hunting an extreme-paying dream job). This is exactly what I’m doing now. Company switched to work from home during the pandemic and kept it that way. Oversight dropped to pretty much zero as long I turned in my work at the end of the day. It takes me about an hour to get everything done for the day, but collect a full salary. I have now launched a few successful side business and travel whenever I want. I plan to keep this job until I’m dead. I was in the same situation and stayed till I got laid off. I had enough friends in the industry that I learned how to make up and talk about experiences I never had. Nobody is really going to go and call your old coworkers to check.
She was a materials engineer in the Tim Curry English actor and singer T-Shirt and by the same token and 1970’s. Got hired at an aerospace company right out of college. When she reported work; there she was, but nobody to report to. Reception said; check back tomorrow. She did that for over a month. Meanwhile paychecks arrived in the mail. She tried speaking to the person that hired her. They had moved on. She was getting paid; but she had no job. Checks showed up until the letters for the option of direct deposit came. She opted in. At this point she lived off the job she was working and put the free money into rental homes. Then 10 years ago or so; she was presented with retirement. She took it. the promised pension now is direct deposited. I wonder if this creates some kind of liability for the employee. I feel like a sufficiently motivated corporate lawyer could surely find some line of attack here. Oh absolutely – similarly if the bank makes an error and accidentally deposits a million dollars into your account, you don’t magically get to keep it. She reasonably knew she was wrongfully getting paid for not doing any work nor showing up, took a separate job while continued to get paid, then set up direct deposit into a specifically separate account, and used excess money to create a real estate portfolio she wouldn’t normally have been able to on her actual working salary. That’d be a slam dunk No; a bank making a wrong deposit is a one time error. She went through the hiring process, she was hired. She showed up. She tried to get in touch to do the job. This is completely different I don’t think they were calling her smart for what happened to her, if you read the post and her studies/career it seems like she was a talented person, regardless of her luck.
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