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Man, now "fulfillment centers" take on an Orwellian twist.

I also find it fascinating. Management tries as hard as they can to come up with metrics to track what's happening, and the front lines diligently adjust to maximize their performance on those metrics. But so often, it turns of that those metrics aren't really what a reasonable person would want optimized, and profit, customer satisfaction, (etc.) all suffer as a result. Managers get angry but ultimately have only themselves to blame. And the more they remove the humanity and subjectivity from it (eg. making it more automated and numerical) the worse the problem gets.

How exactly does one get 'officially registered and eligible to be in the billboard charts'? And for that matter, get onto platforms like Spotify or Apple.

Also, your desk totally looks like outer space. Good eye. And the whole thing is hilarious, so a job well done all around.

It's known as zero-rating and is very much not in alignment with NN principles.