There are plenty of good reasons to avoid writing odious emails in the workplace. The fear of an E&O lawsuit is probably low on that list. But if such messages are in the company's network, they may see the light of day during litigation. (Photo: iStock)
A tectonic societal shift is happening right under our noses. You don't need a seismometer to see it. If you've watched any recent entertainment awards show, it's easy to see and hear.
"Oh," one might say, "that's just fallout from the Sony Pictures hack and the Harvey Weinstein implosion. Those people are all famous public figures. It couldn't happen to me."
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