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Yes, but towards the bottom he admits he also wouldn't want his employees to post any picture making the company look bad. Such as a picture of them wearing a c
by acgourley 17y ago
Yes, but towards the bottom he admits he also wouldn't want his employees to post any picture making the company look bad. Such as a picture of them wearing a company shirt while engaging in illegal activity. That's the gray area he is referring to.
- Tichy 17y agoGoing to burning man is not illegal, though. But I agree, he shouldn't do stuff he wouldn't want his employees to do. Doesn't he say he wouldn't even mind SM pics of his employees?
- nfnaaron 17y agoAs CEO, he is a company shirt. So if he, and his HR department, are OK with employees wearing company shirts at Burning Man (while also - ahem - half-naked), he's OK. Otherwise, not so much. I think he should keep his pictures up, but think about the company shirt at BM thing.