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From another HN linked article [1]: > Since starting at Google in 2007, Cornet's use of art to critique the company has become prolific, with ex-Google manager
by darkwater 5y ago
From another HN linked article [1]:
> Since starting at Google in 2007, Cornet's use of art to critique the company has become prolific, with ex-Google manager Claire Stapleton describing him to The Information as the tech firm's "moral bellweather." Cornet published a collection of his work, "Goomics", in 2018.
Having someone with first hand experience and knowledge about your organization and making "fun" of some of the sore points it can actually be good for the Org itself, because you have one more data point about how employees are feeling.
[1] https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/google-cartoonist-manu-cornet-quits-company-after-14-years-2021-7 https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/google-carto...
- eitland 5y ago> bellweather For anyone wondering, that words makes a whole lot more sense when written correctly(?) as: bellwether (the sheep carrying the bell).