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I never said I was happy with the quality of yishan's response. I just disagree with: "Whatever the employee may have done to deserve separation, it is profoun
by opendais 12y ago
I never said I was happy with the quality of yishan's response. I just disagree with:
"Whatever the employee may have done to deserve separation, it is profoundly weird and troubling (and also, implicitly threatening to all employees, whatever their rank or standing) to see a CEO discuss those reasons in public."
Going through legal and posting a public statement is still discussing those reasons in public under the psuedonym of the CEO with the words benig ghostwritten by legal.
- penprog 12y agoOk, I agree with you then that the company should have released a response. I think what the root comment was discussing was not the fact that they released a response but how they released it and the content of that response.