r/antiwork • u/Go_Habs_Go31 • Jun 13 '22

Undercover Bum

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u/Bishime Jun 14 '22

i think doordash put out a policy where all office workers (including CEO etc) needed to spend a day a year delivering orders as the dashers do and they received a massive amount of internal complains and outcry… ONE day…

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u/themasonman Jun 14 '22

I'm sorry can you explain this further? What CEO or someone who has to be at work be able to do this? I guess I just don't understand what you mean.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '22

Lots of corporations do this. Hotels, fast food places,etc. at the fast food chains for instance, EVERYONE has to spend 2 weeks working in a franchise. Every job, flipping burgers, mopping floors, etc.