Netflix updated its company culture guidelines for the first time since 2017, giving employees new terms: Either work on the content that might not align with your values or quit, reports Fortune.
The update comes as Netflix has faced criticism from employees and viewers over controversial content from the streamer, like Dave Chappelle's Netflix special The Closer, in which the stand-up comedian made jokes about the LGBTQ community in October.
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