Where's the revolt part? I see that there were a number of posts on the company's internal social network, and evidently some very angry emojis were included in

Where's the revolt part? I see that there were a number of posts on the company's internal social network, and evidently some very angry emojis were included in that. But if people aren't quitting over this, it doesn't mean anything. You get this instead: > The day after the outpouring of criticism, Vargas sent out another companywide email, according to employees. “It said: ‘We read all your comments. We understand and we appreciate them. But we’re still moving forward,’” one Farmers employee said. I assume plenty will quit over this. Many will have to. I'm criticizing the article, not the employees.