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Out of curiosity, would Coinbase be allowed to post jobs on this site? Their policy as I understand it is “no political discussions at work,” which seems like i

• jimbob45 5y ago
  "No political discussions at work" seems like it solves the problem right there. If anyone decides to break that rule, they can be reported immediately and if two people consent to breaking that rule (consent between each other), then the company doesn't have to get involved until one or the other reports the conversation at which point it's a simple write-up. That was always the policy in school growing up too. I really don't know why we ever strayed from that rule.
  • cool_dude85 5y ago
    Is it a free speech job board if the companies are going to fire me based on what I post on my twitter account? They say no cancel culture right on the front page.
  • seanw444 5y ago
    "Free speech until one reports the other." Mmmm, freedom.
  • BryantD 5y ago
    Well, that’s a different proposed solution than why RedBalloon seems to be advocating. If I’m reading them correctly, they’re saying that you should be able to say whatever you want at work. I’m interested in whether or not my interpretation is correct.
    • jimbob45 5y ago
      Yeah I'm specifically talking about CoinBase's approach. You're right that RedBalloon would seem not to be in favor of the "No political discussion at work" policy.