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What reason would the company employee (identified by name) have to give an answer that contradicts the company line, or casts the company in a poor light? I'm
by auctiontheory 14y ago
What reason would the company employee (identified by name) have to give an answer that contradicts the company line, or casts the company in a poor light?
I'm trying to find a way this could work, but I don't see one - not because of your implementation, but because there's a fundamental information imbalance and incentive problem.
- millerski150 14y agoIt's a good question. We think there a lot of questions with answers that are beneficial to both sides. Perhaps some companies won't filter their employees - we're not sure. We might break out a section that allows employees to review or answer questions anonymously.
- auctiontheory 14y agoIn fact, now that I cast my mind back to old paperwork, making any kind of public statement while identifying yourself as a company employee ... may violate your employment agreement, unless you're authorized to speak on behalf of the company.