A hard-hitting critique of managerial feudalism and corporate busywork inspired by anthropologist David Graeber’s Bullshit Jobs.

We analyze:

• The proliferation of flunkies, box-tickers, taskmasters, and duct-tapers in modern tech.
• Why useless corporate bureaucracy expands exponentially while vital frontline work remains underpaid.
• The psychological toll of knowing your daily labor contributes zero tangible value to society.
• Reclaiming personal meaning and agency in a corporate ecosystem addicted to busywork.

Background music from YouTube Audio Library.