Tuesday, June 30, 2009

corporate censorship

Is it hypocritical for a company to tell employee's to "be the CEO of your own career" or similar language and then block all access to any web site that list job opening or career advice? I think so.


Many web sites categorized by filtering software as "job sites" offer excellent articles and perspectives on work/life balance, career coaching, and self improvement. They can actually help employees become more knowledgeable about their jobs and industry. But some companies are afraid of their employees looking at open jobs.


Amazingly short sighted in my opinion.

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  1. badhoyJune 30, 2009 at 5:31 AM

    KMNews corporate censorship: Is it hypocritical for a company to tell employee’s to “be the CE.. http://tinyurl.com/mwnzpm

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  2. badhoyJune 30, 2009 at 12:31 PM

    KMNews corporate censorship: Is it hypocritical for a company to tell employee’s to “be the CE.. http://tinyurl.com/mwnzpm

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