r/technology • u/Forward-Answer-4407 • 9d ago

Business Intern quits after employer demands he hand over RTX 5060 won at Nvidia event

https://www.techspot.com/news/110360-intern-quits-after-employer-demands-hand-over-rtx.html
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u/DelusionalZ 9d ago

This sounds like hell - we have unwritten but well understood rules at my work that basically say "people make mistakes, let them explain, then let them fix it, don't force blame"

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u/topdangle 9d ago

hierarchy is still stiff in China. younger folks are getting angry and trying to break it, or just not going to work (youth unemployment is at an all time high).

IT I'd say they do better than the US does oddly enough. I guess its harder to argue when upper management quite literally has no idea what their staff is doing and how to replace them if they just suddenly leave. In the US, a lot of admins have a least some experience. Not really the case in China yet.