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> What does she gain? Well, she got fired (for one reason or another). The more sympathetic the reason she can make people believe, the easier it will be to g
by commandlinefan 6y ago
> What does she gain?
Well, she got fired (for one reason or another). The more sympathetic the reason she can make people believe, the easier it will be to get the next job. Not saying she's lying, but there is a clear motive for her to do so here.
- kaitai 6y agoThat doesn't make sense to me. It's easier to get a new job if you just spin it as a shift in business need & don't look like a troublemaker. Who wants to hire someone who'll think about what they're doing and push back on apparently politically-motivated requests? Nah -- going public with this is a PR disaster for her next job; she should have stayed quiet.
- mcguire 6y agoNo one is going to hire a whistleblower, no matter how sympathetic. Why would they take the risk?