A viral clip on r/antiwork showed a software engineer unmuting himself during a company all-hands and resigning on the spot after the CEO called remote workers unserious about their careers. The post reached 89,000 upvotes, the week highest for any single Reddit thread, and the engineer 47-second speech was transcribed and shared across LinkedIn, X, and TikTok within hours. By Friday, three competing tech companies had posted job listings specifically mentioning permanent remote work in apparent reference to the video.

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