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This is the public face and leader of the company that publicly advertises a certain set of values Presumably you're arguing they should stop advertising that set of values. But then that'd be used to condemn them as well. why it is inappropriate for employees of the company to complain about such dubious donations of their CEO Totally appropriate, just as long as those employees don't mind the CEO telling everyone t…
Ah yes, employees don't like what their boss is doing, they call him out, and now they have the power, not the boss. They can suddenly set their own hours, raise their pay, steer the products and take vacations whenever they like. What a load of bullshit. The bosses have the most power and money and therefore deserve the most scrutiny.
Re: New Relic employees report unrest over work culture, CEO’s donations
#61The bosses only have power if they are willing to exercise it in order to fire the people who are 'scrutinising' them. Is that really what these people want?