Why? Given the company's graceful response she has probably done them a huge favour with all the extra publicity. > If it is, it's pretty stupid - I'd never hi

Why? Given the company's graceful response she has probably done them a huge favour with all the extra publicity. > If it is, it's pretty stupid - I'd never hire her for anything that entails responsibility after seeing this. To be honest, I hate this attitude. Therein lies the expectation that my whole life and every public statement has to be optimized for my next job. And as so many people now live huge parts of their life on the internet, for them it is only natural to talk about their work life publicly. If you don't complain about being praised by a happy employee publicly then you should not get the right to complain a about honest criticism online (and she even praised them in the same video).