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For me, it's the tone and the implication that the CEO does it. Which casts a jokey light on, y'know, telling employees to please not rape one another.
by chasing 9y ago
For me, it's the tone and the implication that the CEO does it. Which casts a jokey light on, y'know, telling employees to please not rape one another.
- gadders 9y agoOr please not create a situation that could lead to an unpleasant work environment or harassment claims. Seems sensible to me.
- vorotato 9y agoThat's right, that's exactly what the problem is. Saying don't rape is good, tacking a joke on the end of it is bad. I'm honestly glad we're all having this conversation, because it was clearly necessary.
- nailer 9y agoThey're not telling staff to not rape each other. They're asking staff for enthusiastic consent, and not to have sex in the chain of command, both of which are more than what the law requires. The joke that the CEO is making is that they are limiting their own sexual activity too - since they're at the top and therefore anyone in the company would be in their chain of command.