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I posted in another comment about how I believe the author is wrong. But what you mention having “read recently” would arguably count as aspects of a “media nar
by danso 8y ago
I posted in another comment about how I believe the author is wrong. But what you mention having “read recently” would arguably count as aspects of a “media narrative”, as there isn’t data (beyond interesting anecdotes and conjecture) that employee discontent is at “crisis” levels. Only FB’s internal metrics could conclusively prove that.
- AndrewSChapman 8y agoThis seems legit: https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-employee-morale-drops-after-scandals-survey-report-2018-11?r=US&IR=T https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-employee-morale-dro... I think if the WSJ posted factually incorrect information, Facebook would have reacted and asked for a redaction and probably an apology.