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You would think that companies would take the easy step of not using internal company nicknames in these press releases (Stackers.) Just “employees” would make
by gemstones 3y ago
You would think that companies would take the easy step of not using internal company nicknames in these press releases (Stackers.)
Just “employees” would make it sound less tone deaf.
- torgoguys 3y agoI didn't bump up against "stackers" but I certainly did bump up against the post pretty explicitly saying their community members were not their customers. (I assume their advertisers are).
- neilv 3y agoAgreed, and I say "people" more often than "employees". "Employee" has come to mean transactional and disposable, and I don't know how many leaders still feel obligation towards employees. Maybe thinking of people as people, rather than as what "employee" has come to mean, will activate feelings more like "our people" or "my people".