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I can't believe people are still publicly posting stuff about their bosses. Surely there has been enough press coverage about people getting fired for fb/twitte

• megablast 14y ago
  Most bosses do not have the time, wherewithal or care enough to do this. There is nothing wrong with people blowing of steam.
  • lukevdp 14y ago
    >>Most bosses do not have the time, wherewithal or care enough to do this. Agreed. >>There is nothing wrong with people blowing of steam. And each to their own, but it's easy to make a post private instead of public, and doing so seems much more prudent to me.
  • dinkumthinkum 14y ago
    I think this is so naive. Sure a "good" boss probably won't be snooping on his or her employees. However, I'm pretty sure most bosses are humans and humans tend to snoop on each other
• csallen 14y ago
  Au contraire, regardless of whether or not it's wise to diss your boss online, the last thing we need more of is mass knee-jerk reactions to information over-reported by the press.
• paganel 14y ago
  > I can't believe people are still publicly posting stuff about their bosses. It's a free world. People should be allowed to say whatever they want on whatever medium they want (as long as it's not hate-speech etc.)
  • raquo 14y ago
    It's also free in that the boss can fire you if he feels like it in many places.
  • lukevdp 14y ago
    I'm not saying they legally shouldn't be allowed to (I doubt you will find anybody here that thinks that). I'm just saying it's a stupid thing to do
• kmfrk 14y ago
  People said stupid things in public before social media. :)
• dasil003 14y ago
  Well according to the Gervais principle, there are two likely possibilities here. If it's a Loser insulting his Clueless boss then he probably has little to lose and probably enjoys the risk of his boss finding out while sharing a good laugh with his friends. On the other hand if it's a Clueless insulting his Sociopath boss then, well, there's probably a good indicator of why he's stuck in the Clueless caste.