But I really believe that these people who are posting these videos of them on the phone with people, I think it's going to cause some problems, and I think it's going to cause people to want people to come back in the office, which is crazy to me, because why don't you just enjoy being at home?
So I'm pretty sure that they are going to be opening themselves up to several lawsuits if these people find out that their stuff is being, that their conversation is being put on TikTok or whatever. So these companies ought to beware now, unless now these companies are overseas. Now, in that case, they may have different rules and regulations over there, but still, if the company is based here, then they're still going to have a big, huge fallout to deal with
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 3:12
Somebody posted something on TikTok, the guy that was homeless living in the storage unit. And we talked about the larger picture of keeping stuff to yourself. Keep it to yourself. You put it out there on blast, you're going to be blasting yourself. You also cannot double dip. People can make money from TikTok. So I'm working, getting paid from my job while posting on TikTok. That is double dipping, moonlighting. You cannot do that again
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 3:33
And if you're going to comment on things that are overly sexual, political things that really get a rise out of people, don't do it under your full name. Just be anonymous. Some fake picture. Put a flower as your picture, your name is Joe John Doe, and comment all you want to. But people are getting in trouble from mayors and politicians on down because they're just very reckless with social media. And I tell people all the time, you have to get creative
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 2:19
Hey, sis, this is a great topic. And no, I don't agree with call center workers or anybody recording the business of their job. I don't like it when restaurant workers do it with drive through orders. I don't like it when, like you said, the call center people are recording the calls and interactions they're having with other people. Those calls are to be kept to level of confidentiality
dee felton
@MrDee · 4:53
Now what people have become entitled is they think that you should be able to hear noises and it be okay, like their kids in the background or them constantly putting you on hold or the dog in the background. I'm in a few work from home Facebook groups, and they look at it as an entitlement to be able to work at home, make a decent, more than decent wage per hour and you shouldn't have to have all their life events affect the call. Like, absolutely not
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 4:38
I just put the company name, but I never click on it to link the company because I don't want them having access to that. But, yeah, these people, I think they're just taking it too far. And I think people like me who. Yeah, I might scroll on social media while I'm on, while I'm at work. I may even post something while I'm at work, but I'm not posting about work. Right
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 4:19
And I don't think the people talking to them should be doing it either. I don't think it's a good thing with the call centers. Yeah, they do say that the call is being recorded, but again, it says for training purposes, not for purposes of putting it on the Internet to get a following so that you can get your numbers up and potentially get paid by TikTok. No, that's not what that says. It says for training purposes
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 4:46
How are you doing, Mr. D? I understand what you're saying. And, yeah, most times when you get a position, work from home, they say in there, because right now I'm looking for work right now. And they say in there, they say you have to have a quiet place where you can be. And it's quiet and there's nothing. Right. I have music in my background when I'm on the phone, I'll have gospel music playing