RE: The skeletons in the web-site closet

["Rob Partridge" <rob -at- holly -dot- com -dot- au>]

>So, um, what do you folks feel about having faces of 
>employees decoratively slapped all over a company 
>web site, when about half of the faces belong to people 
>who have since been laid off?  

Funny this should crop up now when I'm trying to organise
a redesign of our website. We've opted to restrict pictures
to a few key personnel - CEO/director/board member level only.
For us, I don't think putting pictures of everybody is 
relevant, or easy to maintain (as you mentioned, keeping up 
with staff turnover is tricky). 

My opinion only, YMMV. It depends on the size of the site/co, and 
on the culture at work. A co with a flat management structure
might be more inclined to emphasise the approachableness (is
that a word?) of all their staff members.

Rob


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