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It's interesting that he didn't consider the effect of all his employees seeing the email "from:" and "subject:" sitting in the inbox. That's a tense few momen
by tyingq 4y ago
It's interesting that he didn't consider the effect of all his employees seeing the email "from:" and "subject:" sitting in the inbox.
That's a tense few moments before opening it for people.
- HDThoreaun 4y agoYou don’t think he considered that?
- iLoveOncall 4y agoThat's... exactly what he was going for? He wanted this email to have a lasting impact and to make people afraid of ever sharing confidential information. The subject was perfect.
- happytoexplain 4y agoYou can have a lasting impact without doing something that makes you also look like you don't give a shit about your employees. If I see my employer purposefully try to make me feel for a moment that he was demanding I resign, my opinion of him would immediately shift to "he's either immoral or has a more concrete psychological issue." I think most people probably would feel that way, but there are social politics at play in this case causing people to be unwilling or unable to make an honest attempt to put themselves in the situation.
- foogazi 4y agoI would expect FB employees to know how email works I’d open an email from the CEO without reading the subject tbh
- toast0 4y agoI wouldn't, it's probably phishing.