Firing employees for simulated keyboard activity highlights the dangers of perverse incentives

Remember that story about Wells Fargo firing some employees for faking keyboard activity? It perfectly highlights the increasingly complexity between actual work and perceived productivity in our current world of workplace AI and employee-driven automation. In this article, I explore the broader implications for employee oversight and workplace ethics in this new environment, and implore businesses of all size to reconsider what they measure and reward.

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