CEO runs company like a dictatorship
CEO runs company like a dictatorship
Benefits are ok compared to working for a competitor.
- Does not care about the welfare of its employees; it's all about the bottom line so the CEO can make $103 million in a year.
- Forces employees back into the office when safety cannot be guaranteed during a COVID outbreak, with no distancing and people walking around without masks.
- The CEO told employees to stop watching CNN.
- Will never support working remotely.
- Will suck the life out of you.
The CEO and his minions need to resign.
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