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Billionaire John Morgan: Employee Webcam Monitoring Sparked 23 Quits
John Morgan describes forcing remote workers to accept always-on webcam and keystroke monitoring as a condition of working from home, resulting in 23 employees quitting in the first week. The clip is useful for privacy, HR compliance, and workplace surveillance discussions.
Transcript
Getting people to come back to the office was just like, I mean, nobody wanted to come back to the office. So I said, you know what? So these people didn't want to come back to the office. Here's what we're going to do. You can work from home, but guess what? We're going to put a camera on your computer. We're going to put a camera up your ass. We won't look at you. We'll be a pixel. the first week 23 people quit oh my gosh it's not that they don't want to work from home they don't want to work and the people who want to work from home now are like well here's how it works if you qualify we're going to have a camera on you we're going to be monitoring you closer than we would and we've got we we measure keystrokes we have this productivity score that's incredible and Look, what's going on is a lot of people just don't want to work.