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Employees at Google think they have a say because they’ve been told that they do. Open communication and regular employee feedback have been a part of their cul
by more_corn 2y ago
Employees at Google think they have a say because they’ve been told that they do. Open communication and regular employee feedback have been a part of their culture for decades.
If you want your employees to sit down shut up and work don’t pretend otherwise.
Perhaps you’ve heard of their TGIF tradition where every week management speaks openly about what’s going on and they solicit questions.
That’s a culture of open communication.
Perhaps sundar wishes to change that. If so he should say so. And if he does perhaps the employees will call for a no confidence vote which would be nonbinding but what board retains a ceo who fails a no confidence vote from within?
- nabla9 2y agoYou repeated what I said, just better. It was pretend all along, but maybe both sides believed it a little. >what board retains a ceo who fails a no confidence vote from within? Every board who thinks the CEO is right. Unless shareholders agree that loss of revenue is less important than open communication they think CEO is right. >If so he should say so He just said so and fired people. No political discussions.