Netflix fired three execs for secretly griping about top brass on Slack https://t.co/k8fbA8ugtZ pic.twitter.com/pZTJb9E4tl

— New York Post (@nypost) July 16, 2021

Netflix Fires Marketing Execs for Criticizing Bosses Over Slack https://t.co/BZppIoPGHO via @thr pic.twitter.com/55Vq1WQ9Jf

— Jorge R. Gutierrez (@mexopolis) July 16, 2021

Netflix has dismissed three senior film marketing executives — about half its staff at that level — after they were discovered grousing on Slack about management

YO - folks. You gotta take private conversations OFF of company communication systems. DUH. https://t.co/Et1defYtjS

— enderFP ?️‍??️‍⚧️ (@enderFP) July 16, 2021

Careful what you say on Slack I guesshttps://t.co/vyCt1KhIlZ

— Ben Juwono (@e1n) July 16, 2021

No private grousing at Netflix. https://t.co/bJ7Xs3iiVP

— Kim Masters (@kimmasters) July 15, 2021

employers are not your friends part CLXVIIhttps://t.co/TGz5p5Ka4h

— jane chung (@orientaljanedoe) July 16, 2021

shocked, shocked that a tech company would invade people’s privacy, but ftr “there should be no need for private conversation” is not transparency, it is fucking psychotic

https://t.co/Bo097PXkc3 pic.twitter.com/ZdmkTvWkFk

— Sam Adams (@SamuelAAdams) July 15, 2021

Slack has — and I cannot stress this enough — been the best thing to happen to my reporting career but the worst thing to happen to company management: https://t.co/13MkfiRRqe

— Zoë Schiffer (@ZoeSchiffer) July 15, 2021

“Their culture is all about transparency and giving feedback. It would make sense that there should be no need for private conversation.”

In what workplace is there NO need for private convos AT ALL??https://t.co/QAlMS5ndDh

— Britni Danielle (@BritniDWrites) July 15, 2021