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Wow, this article is eye-opening. It's staggering the level of misconduct that's occurring at Google, especially relative to execs taking advantage of its lower
by docker_up 8y ago
Wow, this article is eye-opening. It's staggering the level of misconduct that's occurring at Google, especially relative to execs taking advantage of its lower-level employees. I wonder what the atmosphere is at other ultra-successful companies like Facebook, Netflix, Apple and Amazon.
- wpietri 8y agoI've been hearing about issues at Google for years privately and on Twitter. No idea what goes on at other companies, as this stuff is often so aggressively covered up that you are only likely to hear about something if you know multiple women at the company in question and they trust you enough to tell you the truth.
- ocdtrekkie 8y agoAlmost every story cited in today's NY Times piece was previously reported by The Information about a year ago. It's a paywall site, but it's stories do get disseminated by other sources. But the bigger sources (who are dependent on Google Ad revenue) didn't run very far with it. November 2017: https://www.theinformation.com/articles/androids-andy-rubin-left-google-after-inquiry-found-inappropriate-relationship https://www.theinformation.com/articles/androids-andy-rubin-... and https://www.theinformation.com/articles/google-reckoning-with-history-of-interoffice-romance-by-top-execs https://www.theinformation.com/articles/google-reckoning-wit...
- richardknop 8y agoWhat do you think it is like? This is what unlimited power over others does to people. I suspect it's the same or likely worse (there's a lot we don't know, what is public is just the tip of an iceberg) in those other companies.