Employees can’t seem to resist the temptation to rant about their work frustrations on their blogs, failing to recognize how public they really are. Since blogs are still relatively new, Croner reasons that employees are treating them with the same informality and rash decision-making as e-mail when it was first introduced to the masses in the 90s.
It’s not going to be much longer before we see “Blogging” mentioned in employee handbooks. This should be a lesson to all. Do not whine about your horrible job in your personal blog. Especially if you are Techgage staff ;-)
Source: Ars Technica