Corporate Self Snitch

@corporateinmate_

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common frustration and shared experience within corporate environments, offering a relatable and slightly rebellious piece of advice that resonates with viewers who feel overworked and undervalued.

Summary

The creator advises against showing efficiency in corporate America, suggesting that finishing tasks quickly or automating processes should be kept secret. They recommend appearing perpetually exhausted to avoid being given more work.

Structure

1Don't reveal your efficiency
2Keep automation a secret
3Don't show you have free time
4Appear exhausted to avoid more work
5This is how you avoid the 'success tax'

On-screen text

Corporate Self Snitch STOP BEING YOUR IN CORPORATE AMERICA, IF YOU FINISH SOMETHING FASTER THAN THE PERSON NEXT DON'T FUCKING SAY IF YOU AUTOMATED A PROCESS HOW TO DO BY CLICKING A FEW BUTTONS, DON'T TELL ANYBODY. IF YOU HAVE FREE TIME ON GO AND PEE IN PEACE, DON'T TELL ANYBODY. THE KEY IS PERPETUALLY EXHAUSTED PERPETUALLY EXHAUSTED WE WERE JUST MAKING THE FREAKING DEADLINE. THAT IS HOW TAXED WITH MORE FUCKING WORK. THE HIGH PERFORMERS FUCKING SUCCESS TAX.

Original caption

Corporate snitch. Sometimes the worst one is snitching on yourself by clearly showing how efficient you are #corporate #corporatelife #inmate #highperformer #burnout

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Transcript

Stop being your own snitch in corporate America. If you finish something faster than the person next to you, don't fucking say it. If you automated a process, how to do it by clicking a few buttons, don't tell anybody. If you have free time on your hands to go and pee in peace, don't tell anybody. The key is to always look perpetually exhausted, perpetually exhausted, like you were just making the freaking deadline. That is how you don't get taxed with more fucking work. The high performers, aka the fucking success tax.