Tech CEOs BURN Engineers Practicing 'Overemployment' In New Trend
October 23, 2022
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as posted by the channelTech CEOs are calling out their engineers for working multiple full-time jobs at one time and participating in the trend of 'overemployment.' John Iadarola and Dan Evans break it down on The Damage Report.
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Tech CEO calls overemployment trend a 'new form of theft and deception' after firing two engineers secretly working multiple fulltime jobs at once
"A Linkedin post shared by Canopy CEO Davis Bell is sparking controversy for shedding light on the growing trend of "overemployment," or secretly working two remote jobs at once.
The post went viral on Friday after Bell divulged that Canopy, a mid-sized software company based in Utah, recently fired two engineers who were secretly working two full-time jobs simultaneously. Overemployment has soared during the pandemic, with some saying it allows them to make up to $600,000 a year during a period of record-inflation and soaring housing costs.
"To me, this isn't some fun new social trend," Bell wrote. "It's a new form of theft and deception, and not something in which an ethical, honest person would participate.""
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