[Maru]

Originally Posted by arista

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=350285


Netflix 'deceiving' black users with 'creepy' posters

My thread from the TV section.

Connected to the firings I assume.

Yeah, customer profiling. This has always happened. The irony is that this is now being billed as "inclusion"/"equality"/"representation" now.

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i've been at companies with 360 reviews and everyone knowing what everyone else was earning and it just caused discontent .... why is he/she earning more than me ... they do f all etc etc

The same company had weekend training courses that were close to compulsory to attend. It was a very forward thinking company in its time, but it just wasn't suitable for anyone with a life outside of work, and Netflix sounds like it's taken that to the next level.

I could see mgmt treating people who try to take time off during/around scheduled trips/conferences as a major "faux pas".

"You didn't seem as enthusiastic this month about work outside of work as you did last month, Mike... Gosh, we're just not that into you anymore... *shows them the door*"