Welcome back to Lollie After Tech! In this episode, Lollie dives deep into a provocative new term: Tech Stockholm Syndrome—the emotional attachment we develop to the very tech organizations that drain, exploit & burn us out.
In today’s episode, Lollie introduces a shiny (and slightly disturbing) new term: Tech Stockholm Syndrome—aka that special kind of trauma bond we form with the tech orgs that steal our time, sanity, and probably our sleep schedule.
Are you still defending your organization even though it’s been disrespecting you since 2019? Do you say, “I need my company while spiraling into a 3-hour depression hole? Congratulations, you may be emotionally compromised by your tech organization
Expect:
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Unhinged analogies
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Hot takes on algorithm love-bombing
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Dramatic signs that there is a problem
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Employees are trying to leave, but come right back
✨ Come for the laughs, stay for the existential dread (and tips on how to reclaim your brain).
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