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You’re lucky you didn’t bet him, because you’d have lost. I’d have bet against you as well. The SVP and Chief Human Resources Officer at Informatica when this
by lawnchair_larry 7y ago
You’re lucky you didn’t bet him, because you’d have lost. I’d have bet against you as well.
The SVP and Chief Human Resources Officer at Informatica when this incident happened was Maureen Brennan. She’s also a former VP and BoD Trustee of the Women's Health and Counseling Center in New Jersey, which focuses on reproductive healthcare services.
- jacquesm 7y agoAnd how do you know that she was the one to make this decision? And that men below her tried to stop this but were overruled? It all looks highly speculative to me.
- lawnchair_larry 7y agoWell, she owned the policy in question, and there’s no way that the head of HR didn’t get wind of an escalation like this. I don’t know about the bit regarding a man below her getting their decision overturned, but ultimately she would have approved it. If a policy interpretation decision was “mistakenly” made before it got to her, she would have been able to overturn it, and evidently that never happened. But yes, of course it’s speculation :)