I have decided to remove a couple of post from my blog.
Typically, I do not do this, however, I realized that it may have been short sighted on my part. Out of respect to my employeer and to not cause any undue worry from family members, I thought it to be the best choice.
I wrote the post out of frustration right after a difficult time for our company. Luckily, I have a great boss who was much more concerned about me than what I wrote.
And that means a lot.
3 comments:
As one who has written the "REPLY ALL" email and gotten grief for it, I feel your pain. For me, the public blog is a place to process - if you see it on my site, I've already dealt with it enough to write nice. Sometimes, I've used whatever was biting me to be creative - change the names and situations to protect the innocent, etc.
Moleskines work for the private stuff. Or long rides in sporty little cars with good tunes.
I find a boss reading your blog rather....er, creepy.
Nonetheless, we often say or write things we really don't mean.
Ouch! Bigger fallout than I had realized.
There is an interesting video I watched last week which covers, among other things, our lack of privacy (http://lifehacker.com/5052851/information-overload-is-filter-failure-says-shirky). It's worth a gander.
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