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Leaks happen because the personnel conveying the information believe it to be an indication of bad intent. This means that ill intent on the part of leadership
by slowmovintarget 4y ago
Leaks happen because the personnel conveying the information believe it to be an indication of bad intent. This means that ill intent on the part of leadership was assumed.
An atmosphere of lack of trust is built. It can be through neglect, or through evidence, but it doesn't occur spontaneously. It is a failure of upper management.
- mliker 4y agoSure, but also could be a human nature desire to spread news. Knowledge is power after all. Furthermore, upper management trusting important news to employees isn't a failure of upper management, but rather, placing trust in employees.
- dahfizz 4y agoThis isn't about a whistleblower exposing something bad. This is about someone going to the press about a (fake) upcoming product. Don't be naive. You don't leak a fake story to the press because of a lack of trust (???). You do it because you like gossiping. In this case, management would be right to not trust the leakers.
- RestlessMind 4y ago> It is a failure of upper management. This is such a bizarre take. You don't think toxic employees exist?
- slowmovintarget 4y agoToxic employees exist. Toxic management fails to fire them.
- RestlessMind 4y agoBut your GP comment implies that if the management fires them, then somehow "it is due to a lack of trust, which is management's fault". That's.... some circular reasoning there.
- temp2022account 4y ago> the personnel conveying the information believe it to be an indication of bad intent Oh man do we have a generation w/ communication problems. News is a spectrum, and the whole point of sharing internally is to learn more so when shared externally the information is _useful_.