r/Overemployed

Fascinating thread on a fascinating subreddit community dedicated to becoming fraudulently ‘overemployed’ - taking on multiple full time jobs whilst pretending to the full time on only one. Maybe a form of social protest against ‘the man’, a response to the cost-of-living crisis, inevitable exploitation of the weak spots in a remote working world, or just clever outsourcing. After all, if we are really committed to ‘results driven management’, why should we care if the work just gets done?