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If the person who works at uber wants to know more they know how to get in contact with me, I use my real name here and I’m not about to get fired for providing

• creddit 8y ago
  And as a privacy engineer you're unaware of anyway to maintain your privacy and remain anonymous in order to provide constructive additions to the conversation? You don't fear firing due to stating your dislike of the former exec but fear what might happen if you explain that dislike???
  • rrix2 8y ago
    Friend, this is a professional forum and I am trying to be just that: professional. I don’t want to waste my time having to do damage control if the internet decides to shit on me for having an opinion. I want to provide viewpoints to my anonymous coworker upthread that not everyone agrees with them.
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  • rrix2 8y ago
    Since I feel like I didn’t address the core of your latter point: the difference here is that I don’t violate any agreements with my employer by stating a simple opinion. I put myself at risk when I explain that with information that is 1) worth pageviews and incidniary writing and 2) violates the trust of people I respect who have shared their own anecdotes with me. I could paint broad strokes but that doesn’t help folks understand things any better than if I just elided it entirely.
    • Gigablah 8y ago
      "providing at least a hint that not everyone was hoodwinked by her" I think this already goes beyond opinion into insinuation.
      • rrix2 8y ago
        That's fair and appreciated. At that point I was agitated and defensive last night, and that came out there.