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"She deployed quick fixes to solve Yahoo’s morale problems, including expanding parental leave and hiring high-profile celebrities to run the company’s media di
by davedx 10y ago
"She deployed quick fixes to solve Yahoo’s morale problems, including expanding parental leave and hiring high-profile celebrities to run the company’s media division."
Didn't she also cancel work from home arrangements? I think it's highly debatable if that was good for morale...
- ianhawes 10y agoAdditionally, she had a nursery built in her office.
- pawadu 10y agoSo the 2 good things she did at Yahoo: 1. Parental leave 2. A nursery Now, I wonder how things would have been if she herself was not pregnant when she joined Yahoo
- gadders 10y ago2. a nursery for herself AFAIK only she used it.
- effingwewt 10y agoNot only that, but other employees had to watch this after losing their work-from-home "privileges". Was in all the big papers, caused quite the kerfuffle. http://www.businessinsider.com/marissa-mayer-who-just-banned-working-from-home-paid-to-have-a-nursery-built-at-her-office-2013-2 http://www.businessinsider.com/marissa-mayer-who-just-banned...
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- whamlastxmas 10y agoWhile bragging how easy being a mother is
- k__ 10y agoShe did mostly the same that every CEO seems to do when they're hired to pull the cart out of the mud. Fire a bunch of people. Remove freedom from employees. Make the company more conservative in gerneral. The parental leave was just a marketing stunt. Same happend at the last company I was employee, that's why I left. And this is probably why I'll be freelancing for a long time. My lifetime is to precious to be multilated by some managers.
- marknutter 10y agoSo true. Went through this myself at my last company.