Usually someone working in social media at an airline quitting wouldn’t make headlines. However, in the case of Ryanair, it does. That’s because Ryanair takes an unfiltered approach to social media, unlike any other airline. Also, there’s some drama surrounding this resignation…
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The explanation is so meandering and disjointed that I couldn't make heads or tails of it.
He first says that "team" is peers, and then uses it to mean manager+staff underneath them.
More importantly, to whom did he report?
Love the ten-a-penny social folks who think they were curing cancer or something. And yeah, amazing how the HR team hired and paid for by your company might side with them before you. Welcome to the real world.
No surprise to me about his "proclamations." I realized those way back in 1991. Social media for this airline, I can't imagine.
He might have talent as a marketer but I wouldn't hire him to lead any team. He's not mature enough as a team player.
People who work in corporate should realize all of his rant in their first year working.
"I could do the usual LinkedIn BS end of work fluff, but F*@k that. It's not me."
So he just screenshot "the usual LinkedIn BS end of work fluff" and put in on a different social media channel called Twitter (currently known as who cares, people gotta stop with this stupid notice; you never called Bonvoy, formerly known as Marriott Rewards, who merged with SPG or American Airlines formerly known as US Airways which is formerly known as America West)