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what he should do is ask employees to stop writing any such things at FB hq in the first place. Individual Political messages like that don't belong in the wor
by zootam 11y ago
what he should do is ask employees to stop writing any such things at FB hq in the first place.
Individual Political messages like that don't belong in the workplace.
- jkyle 11y agoIt's sort of the Raison d'être of the wall in the first place...
- aws_ls 11y agoI totally agree with you. Political opinions are formed over a long time, and are a function of our experiences, prejudices, reading, ignorance etc...all very hard to change. So its best to not have political discussions in a work place setting. These kind of provisions invariably just end up causing a lot of heart burn, and nothing more. PS: I personally liked Zuckerberg's gesture as I know why it is important to have specific/loaded statements which hint at history, than motherhood/generic statements, which mean nothing, and often are the refuge of bigots. But at the same time, I have seen nobody (or very few) change their positions in arguments, and are just the cause of heart burns. God, how many people I unfriended on FB (when I was using it) just cause they hurt me real bad (in some cases, I regretted later on...that's why Facebook is a net negative IMHO, but I digress, Sorry).