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3 employees were, after being explicitly told by Facebook not to do so.
by swampthinker 8y ago
3 employees were, after being explicitly told by Facebook not to do so.
- pascalxus 8y ago3 is still understandable, as long as it's a genuine appraisal. I know Amazaon doesn't want couples giving reviews on the same item either, I guess you could apply the same ruleset to companies too. i wouldn't be surprised if there was a rule about that.
- drugme 8y agoafter being explicitly told by Facebook not to do so. That's not what the article said.
- traek 8y agoIt literally is quoted in the article from Facebook's head of VR/AR: > neither coordinated nor directed from the company. From an internal post at the launch: “We, unequivocally, DO NOT want Facebook employees to engage in leaving reviews for the products that we sell to Amazon.” We will ask them to take down. https://twitter.com/boztank/status/1085966442820886528 https://twitter.com/boztank/status/1085966442820886528
- drugme 8y agoYou're right, it does. What happened was I skimmed the article looking for support of what you said, and didn't find it initially. But then again, my eyes tend to blur when reading BI articles.