I have worked in an industry (QSR) where it is commonplace that damn near the entire company is copied on a DAILY email of system-wide sales reports, and let me tell you you, it was NOT A GOOD THING.

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jordanb 10 hours ago | parent [-]

I assume you mean that employees had daily goals? This is both not unusual and unrelated to investor reporting requirements.

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hammock 6 hours ago | parent [-]

No, I mean I as a relatively junior employee literally got a daily email with nationwide same store sales (dollar amounts , aggregated region, and corporate, franchise, etc) vs prior day, week, month, year and if it was ever down on even day 1 or 2 of a promo like “LTO spicy chicken funbox” or whatever you can guarantee the CEO would be calling and trying to upend and reverse the 3+ months of work you put into that product, campaign, etc because a single day of sales was down. No matter if it might have been down because of a cold front or literal noise in the data rather than a bad product. Everyone’s head was on a swivel and I can’t think of many more stressful environments

I personally witnessed this, at more than one of the top 5 qsr chains

	▲	nairboon 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That sounds more like a CEO issue than a reporting frequency issue.