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Sure 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
by twoodfin 13y ago
Sure 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.