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> I look for whether or not they were deceptive or failed to hold up their end of the deal. Does that even matter? The way her manager treated her was utter cr

> I look for whether or not they were deceptive or failed to hold up their end of the deal. Does that even matter? The way her manager treated her was utter crap and that reflects badly upon the whole company. Her article is a subjective accounting of what happened, and I truly believe most of it is true. Having an accurate, objective picture of the situation is impossible.

b6 11y ago
> The way her manager treated her was utter crap and that reflects badly upon the whole company. Was the way her manager treated her a violation of their agreement? If it was, we should condemn Yelp, or at least that manager. If on the other hand Yelp was acting in accordance with the agreement, why are you talking as if your values should be important in an agreement you aren't a party to? I guess it comes down to, do you think adults should be able to make deals as they see fit? Or just ones you think are nice?