DigitalDilemma

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  • I understand having a dislike for a medium that encourages shallow, gimmicky, reactive content

    That’s all social media.

    And Reddit has a huge amount of reposting/karmafarming bots as well as a lot of political/troll botfarms targetting it, and a lot of human trolls. And if you don’t have an adblocker, a sometimes miserable user experience. But Reddit also has the biggest userbase by a huge factor, a lot of really interesting subs with some really good content and people.

    You can find positives and negatives about any platform or, really, anything anywhere. At least with social media platforms we have a choice as to whether we engage or not. That’s how you avoid the trash if you think the pool is full of shit - don’t swim in it.

    Honestly, if someone genuinely believes “everything is shit” then maybe the problem is with them.


  • That’s like saying “I read a book once that I didn’t like, so all books are shit”

    Tiktok is like all other streams - there’s a huge variety of content and it includes a lot of good and innovative creators. Yes, there’s a lot of utter shite, just lke reddit, facebook and even Lemmy.

    But there’s also people who spend time making something good, sharing interesting things about their day and teaching what they know.





  • What is Bob good at? Is any of his skill set useful to the team as a whole? If not, to the department? Then to the company? A sideway move might help everyone.

    You say you’ve tried to train him, but has anyone else? Sometimes two people just don’t click enough to learn/teach together through no fault of either.

    Ultimately, if nothing you think of can help, then you need to talk to HR and work with them about a performance improvement plan.

    Re-reading your message, it seems you’re not his manager. In which case this isn’t your job. If he is affecting your ability to do your own job, then you need to talk to your manager.









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    Uh, the algorithm is what stops random crap. Tailoring just the right balance of stuff that does interest you, might interest you and fits the supplier’s aims is why Tiktok is so popular.

    Given the content far outweighs your ability to view it, how would you imagine things would look without any algorithm?