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Comment by kstenerud

I've been in situations like this before. The end result is one giant popularity contest, with the beautiful people clique getting the highest ratings, and everyone else getting varying degrees of shit based on how unpopular they are and how much intrigue is currently going on.

They didn't even have to actively collude; humans come with very sensitive popularity meters built-in, so they instinctively know where to place others, and it pretty much governs itself.

Just imagine if all companies were run like your high school social hierarchy, except that this also determined whether you kept your job or not.

parent kstenerud 4 years ago

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