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Workplace culture | Snapchat embroiled in HRD nightmare

Snapchat embroiled in HRD nightmare

Global social media firm Snap Inc (commonly known as Snapchat) has parted ways with Head of HR Jason Halbert - the latest in a slew of senior members of staff to leave the company in recent months.

Halbert, who has led the HR department of the multi-national messaging platform since 2015, was reportedly let go because his “on-the-job behaviour made him an unlikely fit for the role” after complaints surfaced about his unprofessional work manner and questionable conversation points.

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