In China, Pretty Girls Are Hired as Cheerleaders for Computer Programmers

Trending in China reports on an innovative approach some tech companies are taking to enhance employee morale: in-house cheerleaders. These are pretty young ladies who are hired to flirt with the engineers and programmers in order to make the work environment more appealing. The premise is that the workers will be more productive as a result.

Neatorama is not a tech company--at least in the popular sense of the term--but surely the effect would be the same, right?

-via Kotaku

Should Neatorama hire its own office cheerleaders?




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Apparently there's some law where goth nerds aren't allowed to wear these and light-up versions as actual googles, only as forehead ornaments.
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According to the WSJ, many Wall Street executives are buying remote farms and tons of ammo. They expect economic collapse followed by social anarchy. So, indeed, these goggles may be useful for those of us who besiege the Toxic Capitalists.
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Sigh. These executives are so short sighted... they should be investing in pigeons and learning how to make their own ammo. It's a more viable long term investment for after the fall.
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yeah, theyre basically goth fashion acessories, tend to be worn like a headband rather than actually on the eyes, girls wear them alot when they wear hairpieces to cover up the natural hair that may still be showing around their forehead.
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