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How childish are employees to publicly get involved with this on Twitter?

If the CEO of my company got shitcanned and then he/she and the board were feuding?

... I'd talk to my colleagues and friends privately, and not go anywhere near the dumpster fire publicly. If I felt strongly, hell, turn in my resignation. But 100% "no comment" in public.

>>ethbr1+(OP)
These are people very active on Twitter and work for a company that unashamedly harvested all of the data it could for free with out asking to make money. It's not like shame and self-respect are allowed anywhere near this company.

>>ethbr1+(OP)
tl;dr: Any OAI employee tweeting about this is unhinged.

>>ethbr1+(OP)
> You should find a better place to work.

Work is work. If you start being emotional about it, it's a bad, not good, thing.

>>djvdq+G4
Nah, it's fine to be passionate about your work and relationships with your colleagues.

You just need to temper that before you start swearing oaths of fealty on twitter; because that's giving real Jim Jones vibes which isn't a good thing.