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Who among us has never complained about a manager or some company C-suite. While there's NOTHING wrong with that, could you imagine those comments being shown t
by nobleach 4y ago
Who among us has never complained about a manager or some company C-suite. While there's NOTHING wrong with that, could you imagine those comments being shown to them? Could you imagine what might happen after that?
Just because I'm not building a bomb in my basement doesn't mean I want all my dirty laundry trotted out in front of the world.
- mrgalaxy 4y agoMy mother is an employment attorney. When a company gets sued over an employee matter those kinds of messages are surfaced in pretty much every case because people tend to send those kind of things over company owned tools. Kind of hilarious the things people say thinking their boss will never see it.
- matheusmoreira 4y agoSome time ago someone commented here on HN about monitoring systems for employee communications that would scan all messages and notify the bosses whenever messages containing certain keywords were sent. Words like "champagne" or "congratulations" were immediately brought to their attention. This was coupled with company policy that attempting to evade this total surveillance system was grounds for being fired.
- joshspankit 4y agoOff-topic, but that paints a sad picture where the boss thinks that any reason to celebrate is a threat to be squashed.
- Fatnino 4y agoThe boss just doesn't want to miss out on any parties.