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Don't Be Evil: Bad Bosses, Fake Promises, and My Escape from Big Tech
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“When we treat workaholics as heroes, we express a belief that labor rather than contemplation is the wellspring of great ideas and that the success of individuals and companies is a measure of their long hours.”
― Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less
― Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less
“For organizations, burnout contributes to declines in productivity, a more stressed and unhappy workplace, and greater turnover. And it’s often an organization’s most talented and valuable workers who are most likely to burn out.”
― Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less
― Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less
“Writers—journalists, essayists, bloggers, poets, playwrights—can disturb the social oppression that functions like a coma on the population, a coma despots call peace; and they stanch the blood flow of war that hawks and profiteers thrill to.”
― Burn This Book: Notes on Literature and Engagement
― Burn This Book: Notes on Literature and Engagement
“Já tratar de igualdade pela base da sociedade significa mexer nas estruturas para que elas não cheguem a produzir tantas diferenças de histórico além de questões pessoais e para que não seja necessário competir por pouquíssimas oportunidades.”
― Se quiser mudar o mundo: Um guia político para quem se importa
― Se quiser mudar o mundo: Um guia político para quem se importa
“É preciso normalizar a radicalidade, não o que já é normal; ou seja, transformar a realidade para que aquilo que parece distante ou radical demais hoje possa ser o estado normal das coisas amanhã. Creio ser importante enfatizar isso porque existe uma ideia equivocada sobre o papel dos “radicais” e dos “extremos” na política. Trata-se de uma noção que ganhou bastante apelo nos últimos anos, especialmente depois que a gente passou a viver sob as políticas e conflitos do governo Bolsonaro, classificado também como extrema-direita.”
― Se quiser mudar o mundo: Um guia político para quem se importa
― Se quiser mudar o mundo: Um guia político para quem se importa