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In response to
"For better or worse, this policy is usually buried in many corporate rules. It’s dumb. But so is people thinking one employee speaks for the company. "
by
Qale
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Just about every company -- including my former employer -- had an identical or similar policy.
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It was basically:
A. Don't publicly engage in activities that will embarrass, humiliate, or bring negative public attention to the employer -- if the employer-employee relationship is discovered; and
B. We will let you know what activities might cause embarrassment, humiliation, negative public attention, etc.
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Responses:
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