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Criticising the CEO or company in public would get you a final written warning at least. I've seen people legally sacked for making derogatory public statement
by helsinkiandrew 4y ago
Criticising the CEO or company in public would get you a final written warning at least. I've seen people legally sacked for making derogatory public statements about partner companies.
- AlotOfReading 4y agoDid I miss the part where Eric criticized Elon or Twitter? In the exchange I saw he simply said that the public statement was incorrect, provided some technical opinions, and stated that the original post should have been discussed privately first. None of those verge into criticism for me, even if we can certainly agree that the whole thing wasn't the wisest possible exchange from a job-preservation perspective. I suspect preserving his job wasn't Eric's highest priority though.