3 ms·

I'm genuinely interested in knowing the answer to this question: What makes someone stay in a job after they've been asked to clean up a room where they found u

• badosu 9y ago
  That's exactly what I was pondering after reading the lawsuit. I mean, being told to be the 'mommy' of the male workers, not being supplied with equipment in contrary to the others, having to hear directly of mentions to threesomes and disapproval of sexual appearance, being kicked out of your room for your boss to have sex with someone in it, being ostracized by not using drugs at work. Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction so I would not doubt that is true, I am just having great difficulty to understand how such scenario would be feasible. I mean, how could someone continue to work in a place like this for almost a year?
• superioritycplx 9y ago
  It's to either make a pretty penny by suing the company and/or make a name for oneself as a SJW.
  • dang 9y ago
    We've banned this account for trolling. Using HN primarily for political and ideological battle is an abuse of this site. We ban accounts that do this, especially when we ask them to stop and they keep right at it.
• aphextron 9y ago
  >What makes someone stay in a job after they've been asked to clean up a room where they found underwear and opened condom packets? Money. The same attitude that leads to this also means six figure salaries for "social media experts".