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Thanks. I guess I saw a clear, firm message, but not menace, and that to me it's lightened by the 'nobody there' bit (I don't suggest that my interpretation is
by wolverine876 3y ago
Thanks. I guess I saw a clear, firm message, but not menace, and that to me it's lightened by the 'nobody there' bit (I don't suggest that my interpretation is somehow superior, just my own.)
How would you like to see the CEO and executives communicate this message, without menace? Forget that you might not agree with the message; how do they say it better?
- ryandrake 3y agoI think the point is that the message itself is menacing, not any particular display of it. You could have a clown dance around and sing a song about how there will be consequences if you don't do X--pick any wording or presentation and it's still a threat.
- op00to 3y agoIt would best be communicated from your immediate manager. Not a cutesy but also kinda threatening video.