mmierz
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Onsite interviews were a normal practice just a few years ago.
Why? No idea.
In other words, for at least some people, it's not pretending to work so they can slack off, it's pretending to be in a meeting so they can actually work.
I imagine that in-office workers with disruptive coworkers might want to do something similar.
This is a “tell me you don’t homeschool without telling me you don’t homeschool”
No homeschooling family I ever met has set hours, and most spend far less time than that daily. Schoolwork takes a lot less time when you cut out the crowd control, distractions, “pledging allegiance” and other nonsense
Edit: I see I missed the joke
But if the quotes do nothing for you, his stories probably will not either.