Imagine attending a meeting with a VP over zoom and your dog is barking so loud he can’t hear you. Do you think he would be understanding and not judge you? Not likely. But it is ok for him to do it to you. Double standard.
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@apx Try working for him for a year and give me call.
@OP Well, at least he wasn’t diddling his subordinates like some other high-profile types seem to enjoy doing.
Collaboration indeed….
@oll+1itNRi4J I am sick and tired of the f uck1ng strategies and all that bull sh1t. I want these guys to do real work for once in their lives. Slackers.
Not being properly prepared to provide a Zoom meeting is just plain unprofessional and disrespectful. Betrays a nonchalant attitude.
I’m not saying a barking dog or a crying kid is an issue. I am saying that our Executives have huge chips on their shoulders and would be pi---d off and rank your career if the situation was reversed. Yes they are that petty.
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I love that he spent the entire time explaining net zero strategy and then couldn’t answer the question correctly asking if our own vehicle emissions were scope 1 or 2. Worse he couldn’t admit that he didn’t know. He is our VP and doesn’t even grasp basic concepts like the difference between scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. And I’m the one who is only good. Right.
Our VPs are in no ways comparable to Elon.
Elon Musk can have 10 kids. Can you?