Stories about Uber's toxicity started popping up when it became unclear that all of those working for it would become multi-millionaires next two years. Storie

Stories about Uber's toxicity started popping up when it became unclear that all of those working for it would become multi-millionaires next two years. Stories of Zenefits ickiness started popping up when it became unclear that those working for it would become multi-millionaries in next few years. Stories of Netflix culture toxicity started popping up when it became no longer clear that Netflix will continue to eat the world of streaming -- hence continuing to provide massive $$ to those working for it. People would take more abuse for a higher chance to make a boatload of money. The smaller the boatload or the less are the chances of making it, the less employees are willing to take. If you are to look at Google and Facebook stories over last 6-12 months you would see more and more questions about how far those two companies can grow. As the growth trajectory slows down more and more stories about the internal ugliness show up because fewer people are willing to take it.