Why do so many dudes in the tech industry not wash their hands after using the bathroom?
Why do "smart" highly educated men not wash their hands after taking a dump or piss? When I'm in the bathroom and taking a leak or washing my hands I notice most dudes wash their hands but if I'm in the stall its like the majority of dudes just exit without washing.
Africans don’t even have clean water to drink. Save the water resource for them dude! Otherwise don’t talk about human rights!
How would saved North American tap water teleport to Africa?
If people really care about those living in Africa, they should do useful things to save water resource (aka money) to help build infrastructures in Africa. We do not want people who are claiming that they care about human rights in high and mighty attitude. Talk is cheap.
Why do some not so smart people watch other smart ppl not wash their hands after pee.. don’t they have something else to do?
When i'm in the stall I can't help to notice people just leaving without washing their hands.
It’s not like some of us are actively looking for these things but when you are aware of your surrounding, conscious of hygiene and have observation skills you’ll catch/observe those unhygienic behaviors even without trying - unfortunately.
Stick a notice in the washroom!
lol like that works
Put a smiley or a photo of a smiling person there. It’s been proven in the healthcare industry that that changes hygienic behavior for the positive.
Dudes that don't wash their hands like to claim that. You know how dirty door handles are? Also do you expect people who don't even wash their hands to have a clean penis?
Even medical personnel has crazy issues following simple hygiene instructions. And there, it actually matters. Human nature, but there are improvements that can be undertaken as behavioral psychology shows.
Another reason to WFH.
got to get back to leetcode
Who says those are the “smart” ones?
Y u so gross blizzard My bros wash
Like this behavior is limited to a few companies..
I have not seen this at my company. Sounds consistent with the gamer stereotype