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thats pretty much what he was fired for. Mistreating employees, damaging the company, it's reputation and he was caught later in his career in the wage setting
by wand3r 9y ago
thats pretty much what he was fired for. Mistreating employees, damaging the company, it's reputation and he was caught later in his career in the wage setting scandal. So yeah, they are pretty similar.
Not sure I have heard anything about TK going after rape victims specifically, thats a new one for me.
- forapurpose 9y agoOnly the words are similar, but the facts were not: Uber had a culture of sexual harassment, which is illegal; Jobs was a jerk to employees. Uber willfully violated many laws in many jurisdictions, as a policy and strategy, and even wrote and deployed software to obstruct justice; executives resigned rather than be associated with the illegality. Apple/Jobs violated the law once, colluding to not hire employees of certain competitors. These aren't really comparable.