The discussed article uses the concept of “stealth employees,” inspired by Alain Damasio's dystopian novel, to examine the rise of electronic surveillance and employee disengagement in the contemporary workplace. The text highlights the intensification of control tools, such as “bossware” and location detection via Teams, creating an environment of widespread mistrust. This hyper-surveillance is directly linked to a documented decline in overall employee engagement, particularly in Europe, forcing workers to devise sophisticated circumvention strategies to simulate activity. The author anticipates that by 2035, stealth will become a technical skill using AI and digital twins to mask actual presence and scramble biometric data. Ultimately, the article argues that this active resistance is a barometer of corporate culture, signaling that absolute control only leads to stealth tactics and that HR must choose trust over surveillance.

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