Taking your full lunch break makes you more productive, not less committed
This hill is unclaimed. Nobody is willing to die on it. Yet. First blood pending.
- Pay, and you hold it.
- Anyone can dethrone you for more.
- Every claim stays on the record.
No claims on the record.
The other side
The fixed hour exists because factory canteens had to feed shifts in sequence, and the machines idled anyway when the line stopped. Desk work has no line. Momentum is real, and a problem half-solved at noon has gone cold by one, so the same material gets a second run from the start. Presence during crunch gets remembered by the people who hand out the next project.
Tell me when this hill changes hands.
One email per change of hands. Unsubscribe link in every one.
Adjacent hills to die on
Burnout is the system working exactly as intended
LinkedIn ruined networking by turning it into personal branding
"They don't get paid enough to care" is a rotten mindset
Open plan offices don't encourage collaboration, just passive aggression
People care too much about having a "dream job"
Mandatory team-building activities are workplace torture
More work hills, all of them, or find one worth $1 of your convictions.