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CEO: > I can’t really have this discussion in public, can’t share all relevant information on twitter, but I look forward to being very open-minded and transpa
by simonsarris 8y ago
CEO:
> I can’t really have this discussion in public, can’t share all relevant information on twitter, but I look forward to being very open-minded and transparent with the staff council in our upcoming meeting
Seems... dishonest. What precisely prevents him from having it in public besides his desire not to?
- TomVDB 8y agoThere are always potential legal issue with layoffs. It seems reckless to have that kind of discussion in public. I don’t see that as dishonest (really, how is it?), I see that as being cautious.
- simonsarris 8y agoCan't vs won't. He's making a choice, which is probably the wiser decision, but by saying "can't" he's offloading the responsibility of the choice.
- KallDrexx 8y agoThe same thing that prevents you from getting feedback of your interview from a company. The slightest misinterpretation can have legal ramifications and invite lawsuits.
- whatok 8y agoI don't see the problem in relaying the information to employees before the general public; if that's the intent that is.