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In most circumstances, if you ignore the boss' instructions and publicly ridicule them and the organization as a whole, your job is at risk. That applies in pr
by caseysoftware 10y ago
In most circumstances, if you ignore the boss' instructions and publicly ridicule them and the organization as a whole, your job is at risk.
That applies in private companies, government agencies, and well, basically everywhere.
- untog 10y agoSure. If anything that makes the OPs point even more ridiculous - "remember the non-Uber employees being fired when they criticized Uber's CEO on their named social media accounts?"
- ryacko 10y agohttps://consumerist.com/2014/10/06/unhappy-customer-comcast-told-my-employer-about-complaint-got-me-fired/ https://consumerist.com/2014/10/06/unhappy-customer-comcast-... Complaining about Comcast did result in someone being fired.