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> Well, she just did put a post that's chastising such behavior and probably can identify a person at Google to its peers, so I'd disagree with you here. Fair.
by ergocoder 7y ago
> Well, she just did put a post that's chastising such behavior and probably can identify a person at Google to its peers, so I'd disagree with you here.
Fair.
I'm disappointed in her blog post; she didn't even offer a systematic fix. The blog is, at best, unbalanced, and, at worst, screams public shaming.
It's just so unlike how google/facebook thinks about management in general.
So, I'd still give her some benefit of the doubt; and say that she doesn't believe in shaming/peer pressure.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoMy impression was that the blog post wasn't intended to discuss all the possible ways to approach the problem of undersupply in free snacks, but just to highlight an instance of tragedy of the commons out there "in the small". Were I working there, I too would push for increasing the supply of the constantly out soft drink, though I'd still consider the behavior of that person inconsiderate and would expect of them to raise that issue too, instead of just hoarding.