When the company would rather lose good Engineer than fix toxic management
@noman.itaa
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Why it worked
The video likely resonated with a large audience due to its relatable commentary on workplace dynamics and management issues within the engineering field. The use of a popular meme format and a humorous visual representation of being overwhelmed made it easily shareable and engaging.
Summary
The video uses a meme format to express frustration with management decisions in an engineering context. It depicts a character overwhelmed by a complex system, implying that fixing toxic management is more difficult than dealing with technical issues.
Structure
1Introduction of the meme premise
2Visual representation of the problem
3Character's reaction and internal monologue
4Interaction with another character
On-screen text
When the company would rather lose good Engineer than fix toxic management
ME:
Transcript
When the company would rather lose good Engineer than fix toxic management
ME:
My time has come
I must continue your journey
without me
What what are you
Original caption
When the company would rather lose good Engineer than fix toxic management #engineering #toxic #management
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