Have you ever stopped using a product because of a marketing campaign?

> Yes but if you've been sacked or let go then you're hardly a reliable person to talk to about it. I'm not so certain that that's universally the case. Plenty of people get sacked in retaliation for petty shit. > I personally know a few people that have worked in their bars and someone who works at their head office and they've said it's fine. I know people in Glasgow who would insist working in Kura call centres are fine too. Doesn't mean Kura is an overall fine place to work. My own experience in call centres was very variable based on who my manager was at the time. All the same company, but the team working for Manager A would have a far better experience than those working for Manager B. Additionally, things vary between departments. I work for a big accounting firm. I know people within the same broad department as me, but in a different sub-section, have a very different working experience to me. We're doing fundamentally the same work, but the culture in that team is very different. I could never speak to what it's like working for my employer broadly, because I only have experience of a sub-set of it. > And let's face it, there are always people that don't actually want to do any work so they'll find a reason to moan about the job they're working at. I've certainly done it in the past about places I've worked that actually aren't doing anything wrong, I just didn't get on with them as a company. Yes, but I'm not sure why that means you should dismiss anyone with complaints out of hand?