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by randycupertino
3643 days ago
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They'd probably do well to just fire their PR person. This is one of the most unprofessional responses I've ever heard from a company to a reporter: > We emailed Airbnb spokesman Christopher Nulty to ask whether the library ad was "real." He responded by email, "as opposed to a fake one :)" A follow up email, explaining that we were in fact seeking confirmation as to whether the ads are actually from Airbnb received the following response: "Are you seriously writing on this?" Nulty did not respond to another follow up email. http://www.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2015/10/21/passive-aggress... |
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No, it's not "the PR person" who's at fault.
One way or another, these decisions (and the mentality and ethos that drive them) always trickle down from the top.