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'''Specifically, said sources, Baker was seen “making out” at an internal Uber event held in Miami three years ago which was seen by some employees. There was n
by abpavel 10y ago
'''Specifically, said sources, Baker was seen “making out” at an internal Uber event held in Miami three years ago which was seen by some employees. There was no suggestion of any sexual harassment on his part and the encounter was apparently consensual'''
How is consentual making out at a party in Miami can in any way be considered a bad thing? That what those events are made for. I can't believe this is the real motive.
- idiot_stick 10y ago>How is consentual making out at a party in Miami can in any way be considered a bad thing? I agree with this in principle, but if it's an official Uber event, HR rules of "appropriateness" would still apply. It probably wouldn't be as big a deal if Uber's HR department wasn't on fire.
- spadeisaspade 10y agoHe sexually harassed employees, which is not consensual. The make out was seen by many people which is why it's in print. It doesn't mean he didn't do other inappropriate things. This article doesn't even scratch the surface of what this guy did. Lucky for him he was able to exist at the company for as long as he did.