This is a YouTube video titled "Hoje, quem mais produz, muitas vezes, é quem mais sofre." containing a dialogue between two speakers discussing workplace dynamics and psychological suffering related to productivity and employment insecurity. The conversation explores how companies have shifted from protecting workers to increasing pressure and suffering to boost output. The content is from July 26, 2025, but does not include any speaker named GHION.AI.
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Before, companies would look at a worker and say, I want to protect him. He needs to stay with me because I invested in him. He's part of my social capital. I need to offer benefits, health plans, so he'll stick with me. Because changing is complicated. It's expensive, right? From the 1980s onward, the policy has reversed, right? So we analyzed HR manuals, policies from and within companies and, and discovered the. We're not going to protect people from suffering, psychological suffering. We're going to increase psychological suffering because with more suffering.
They produce more.
If I say, I'm going to lay off 10% here, they'll.
Produce more.
If I say, look, you never accept your comfort zone, because that's bad, they'll.
Produce more.
If I say, look, your working hours go until 5, but here we do what needs to be done, she will.
Produce more.
Because she will be embarrassed by the other person who will stay late. She will produce more precariousness.
She will produce more.
In other words, this whole set of strategies, six for one, she will produce more. She will be afraid of unemployment. It's a huge set of strategies.
Whose grammatical.
Basis is this? Right? I make you suffer more, you.