We previously talked about the ‘rate down movement’ of DingTalk by forced-to-study-at-home students, which was partially an act of revenge taken to delist the application from the app store, while today we are focusing on the app itself – whether or not it can contribute to work efficiency when people are telecommuting. In the article by Technode, DingTalk is deemed to be a ‘pocket boss’, which allows managers to over-monitor employees with an antiquated view of labour, and the main features that it adopted have certainly encouraged the overtime work.
