it's not a euphemism? it's a literalism. i don't think anyone would disagree that currently widespread models of management don't involve democratic processes.

it's not a euphemism? it's a literalism. i don't think anyone would disagree that currently widespread models of management don't involve democratic processes. a lot of the activism internal to large companies today is in direct response to perceived failures of management, and seeks to demonstrate broad internal support for specific actions. they would be satisfied if they had an institutional remedy instead of just petitions to the "king"