Netflix has a new message for its employees: Be prepared to work on content you may not agree with. And if you don’t like that, you can quit.
Streaming giant adds new ‘artistic expression’ section in first update to corporate culture guidelines since 2017
Some Netflix employees staged a walkout and released a list of demands after a Dave Chappelle special offended many in the transgender community. Netflix is facing internal tensions while notching successes with “Squid Game” and subscriber growth. Photo: Mario Anzuoni/ReutersNetflix Inc. has a new message for its employees: Be prepared to work on content you may not agree with. And if you don’t like that, you can quit.
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