This attitude is a strong negative, at that. Yammer networks take at least some control of a company's "membership" and image out of the company's hands.
Someone at my company created a Yammer network two years ago and is no longer with the company. We cannot remove her (or anyone else who left) unless we become a paying company.
As soon as I saw that, I stopped using Yammer and will never use them again.
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This attitude is a strong negative, at that. Yammer networks take at least some control of a company's "membership" and image out of the company's hands.
Someone at my company created a Yammer network two years ago and is no longer with the company. We cannot remove her (or anyone else who left) unless we become a paying company.
As soon as I saw that, I stopped using Yammer and will never use them again.
This is one of my frustrations. You as the company should be able to go in and remove that network - it's for your company at the end of the day.
It's like having a LinkedIn or Facebook page - you should be able to exercise some control over it, including removing it should you wish to.