Equivocating this to getting caught in an office environment is the wrong reaction, imo. Whatever discipline he faces is entirely up to his bosses, but we have to acknowledge that the workplace has moved into our private homes ahead of new tech or social norms to accommodate it.https://twitter.com/webdevMason/status/1318606372003442688 …
If you're in a live work meeting with your colleagues, you could be floating on an inner tube in the middle of the Atlantic and it would still be the wrong time to start masturbating.
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Are you SURE about that?
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I think it's healthy for employers to wait at least a day or two as a "cool-down" period before firing someone, especially if it becomes a national news story.
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Well I agree. However, it's dangerous to make claims about how a situation should be handled when it can easily be handled better by those involved. I'm sure this guys boss will make either the same call as you. Or decide to not fire him because of information unknown to us.
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Assuming that his workplace knew he was floating on an inner tube in the middle of the Atlantic, I would say we just have different philosophies on that matter.
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