LinkedIn users mock ‘crying selfie’ CEO who fired workers | New York Post
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as posted by the channelA flurry of LinkedIn users piled on to mock a CEO who posted a viral “crying selfie” photo alongside an announcement that he was firing several employees of his internet marketing company.
One LinkedIn user who goes by the name Drew M. posted his own crying selfie while expressing regret for “Taco Tuesday,” saying it was “a bad choice.” Another confessed to landing in a “guilt trap of having KFC today” after spending the past month working out at the gym.
Braden Wallake, the chief executive of the Columbus, Ohio-based B2B marketing firm HyperSocial, was the subject of merciless criticism after he posted a photo of himself shedding tears as he announced layoffs at his company.
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