| ▲ | sillyfluke 2 hours ago | |
I agree, though it should be said arguing in public is for people willing to accept the consequences of their actions (retaliation, getting fired etc). That's why ideally you should arrange your life (mentally or materially) in such a way that allows you to act without the fear of being fired, if possible obviously. | ||
| ▲ | Frieren 30 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Yes. When management is bad then having a public discussion will end up in retaliation. My advice is not to always discuss in public, but that companies should encourage that behaviour and punish toxic management. You made a very good point. | ||