Laughable Video of a "Worthless Coworker" at Metta Sparks Debate

Long-time tech worker here: Facebook and Google loved these employees because they were attractive and made working there look like an amazing lifestyle. Young male devs liked being around beautiful girls, so it motivated them. And young, early-stage career girls felt more loyal to the company because these people made working there feel like a cool club you were lucky to be a part of. It was all about the employment brand. Then, every so often, these people would move to a small, growing startup and it would be abundantly clear that in their years at these companies, they had never actually done anything. And time and time again, it was just f***ing painful to watch. Edit: Since this got a lot of likes and responses, let me edit to avoid sounding sexist. There are a lot of people of both genders at Meta and Google (the biggest offenders) that do f***-all. Some activist investors say as many as half of employees do nothing, and anecdotally, I would agree with that. I've never worked at either of those companies but know many people who do. They all describe their jobs as "cushy." The fact is, these companies generate hundreds of millions per day of self-service product-driven revenue, and most employees could go on a six-month vacation and no one would notice. So there's a large class of high-paid individuals with impressive job titles that do very little. Why don't employers fire these people? Because it looks good to have them.

Meanwhile people are shocked intuit fired 1/10 of its workforce they deemed “under preforming” I’ve got 3 buddies in tech. They are very good at their jobs however they are aware that they could be gone in a second with the amount of time they actually “work”…. 1 of those 3 (that’s the highest paid) and guesses he actually works a max 3-4 hours a week. It’s insane

Scott Galloway, former board member of the New York Times. 

I'm watching the full video of this Scott Galloway fellow. I like him. He is aware of how messed up things are, is still able to function and help students be highly employable in marketing. And somehow keeps his heart. Personally, I've found it REALLY HARD to be aware of how the world functions and then participate in marketing. Then entire blog spam nature of influence marketing, posting, and that it's all just a competition of noise. I envy people who are successful, because usually they have more greed than insight. It's a very rare person who actually understands, can still function and doesn't lose their heart in the process. I want to learn that skill.

where's the full video?