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It doesn't change the outcome - a few that poison the well for everyone. Regardless of where the blame lies, everybody would suffer. In Andy's case it's not ev
by bitL 9y ago
It doesn't change the outcome - a few that poison the well for everyone. Regardless of where the blame lies, everybody would suffer.
In Andy's case it's not even clear if he indeed was a harasser or just played favorites/had a perceived bias towards his subordinate girlfriend that was not liked by other women in his team.
- harryh 9y agoBoth of the cases you describe in your "not even clear" are problems. If it was either of those things then it would demonstrate that Rubin was acting irresponsibly as a leader.
- bitL 9y agoNot sure if they deserve the same treatment as if he were a harasser though; it's a disproportional justice. I hate when bosses play favorites, but don't demand them to be kicked out of the company for that, as everyone is biased towards people they like, and many people make a career out of "hacking" their bosses.