I see that, let me rephrase: was abel being fired anyway, or was he literally fired for the impudence of taking a photo?
I guess it must be the latter, or the clip wouldn't be so interesting.
I guess it must be the latter, or the clip wouldn't be so interesting.
If I was a CEO trying to get the house in order and at that very second Instagram is more important to you... you're gonna have a bad time.
It's wrong to unnecessarily fire someone in front of their colleagues. It destroys morale and it's essentially a form of public humiliation. A better response would have been to ask to put the camera away and remind people it's a serious meeting.