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We have secret ballots for a reason: what you do in public has consequences. When you speak in public, it's possible that you will face censure from your emplo
by hapless 13y ago
We have secret ballots for a reason: what you do in public has consequences.
When you speak in public, it's possible that you will face censure from your employers, your employees, or your customers. You can't control how other people feel about what your actions.
- twoodfin 13y agoSure it's possible, and of course legal. But it behooves your employers, employees and customers to remember that we live in a civil society, and banishing the heretics rather than gracefully tolerating and persuading them is poisonous for that society.
- hapless 13y agoNo one is being banished or burned at the stake. His suitability for a leadership position is openly questioned by employees in light of his publicly espoused views. Nothing more, nothing less.
- mcphage 13y ago> His suitability for a leadership position is openly questioned by employees in light of his publicly espoused views. Nothing more, nothing less. No, it's more than that: people are actively calling him to step down.
- lotsofmangos 13y agoAsking someone to step down is openly questioning their suitability for a leadership position. That is the general method.
- mcphage 13y agoQuestioning their suitability is saying "I don't know if X is right for the job". Saying "X should step down" is answering that question.