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Wow, so every CEO should be be asked to state their position on social issues? What are staff going to do if they don't like the answers? Quit? Strike?
by hkphooey 13y ago
Wow, so every CEO should be be asked to state their position on social issues?
What are staff going to do if they don't like the answers? Quit? Strike?
- Argorak 13y agoMozilla is a non-profit that takes moral stances. So their CEO has to embody those values as well.
- jowiar 13y agoAs a policy, no. But when they've taken a public position that implies they consider some employees to be less equal than others, yes. Anything should of "I was wrong" implies he is not fit to lead a diverse organization.
- chc 13y agoHe hasn't taken a public position. He's pretty consistently refused to speak publicly about politics at all. The only reason we know his private position is because somebody found his name in a list of private donors to a ballot initiative six years ago.
- jowiar 13y agoHe was too chicken to open his own mouth. Instead, he paid others $1000 to get the state of California to call my friends f----ts for him. That's enough of a public position for me.
- hkphooey 13y agoYou are making a mountain out of a mole-hill. Grow up.
- jcfiala 13y agoWell, if donating money is political speech that's covered by the first amendment, then he shouldn't be surprised if his money talks.