Any news from the Company on the current situation? I’m sure they’re extending their usual comforting transparent communication.
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All comms have moved to WhatsApp, that well known approved and trusted method employed by corporates in times of crisis. Not.
Random, last minute, panic induced messages to evacuate the office or work from home come in via WhatsApp groups. Expect nobody to know what’s going on.
Condescending emails of support from HR suggesting those that need “help”, can call hotlines for them to deal with their problems.
No information from the company on how it can allow its kids and families to live safety in areas under active attack.
No change to policies enforcing kids and wives to remain in kingdom.
Business as usual.
No comms when your HQ has been hit by a missile. This isn’t conjecture, it’s fact.
But carry on aimlessly, all is fine. Don’t dare question any decisions by management for they are omnipotent beings.
What’s the GI on being under hostile attack, am I supposed to wear a helmet?
No comms from management. Standard operating procedure.
It’s the 5-year-old head under blanket hide and seek strategy.
Having a considered, risk-based position, as per every other normal company in this is part of the world would make sense eh??
Those waiting for management to hep are delusional.
Think again. This would mean management actually having to do some real work, and we can’t have that can we?
I'll bet it is the same as always, the implied "shelter in place". I wonder what magnificent moves the local US consulate has made thus far.