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> without being approved to do so You'd think if he wasn't approved to do so then they would've actually told him to knock it off and not, you know, give him P
by yellowapple 4y ago
> without being approved to do so
You'd think if he wasn't approved to do so then they would've actually told him to knock it off and not, you know, give him PR training and put him on a social media council.
- PKop 4y agoImagine the scenario where they did do this. And the employee was intransigent and didn't follow orders. Do you think it's possible this sort of person would also present a skewed account of what happened? You have no idea if the perspective presented it accurate.
- yellowapple 4y ago> Do you think it's possible this sort of person would also present a skewed account of what happened? Sure, but it's pretty hard to skew being included in the very part of an organization that presumably influences how said organization represents itself on social media. Are you insinuating that the author is outright lying about that?