You're being disingenuous. Please stop. This is far from the first time we've had people complaining about Uber's toxic engineering culture. Using stack rankin

You're being disingenuous. Please stop. This is far from the first time we've had people complaining about Uber's toxic engineering culture. Using stack ranking, managers building fiefdoms and undermining each other's projects... these are hardly secrets. At this point there is so much smoke that yes: it is entirely appropriate to believe there is a fire. The only thing unique about this case is it is a woman and her first negative experience was a manager sexually harassing her. The rest of her post perfectly matches Uber's reputation as an engineering organization.