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https://gizmodo.com/more-than-1-500-google-employees-sign-petition-condemni-1845816400 https://gizmodo.com/more-than-1-500-google-employees-sign-pe... I mean g
by lsiebert 6y ago
https://gizmodo.com/more-than-1-500-google-employees-sign-petition-condemni-1845816400 https://gizmodo.com/more-than-1-500-google-employees-sign-pe...
I mean google employees including most of her coworkers seem to think it's problematic.
- kd913 6y agoYes because the individual internally can see a better picture as to why the disagreement has occurred and why it's important. More importantly, the individuals within the company can influence the decision much better. None of that is useful here which from an external perspective looks like a employment dispute. She isn't exactly doing a Snowden here. Even if the individuals internally view it as problematic, I am not gonna stop using Android, Google or Youtube. What are these individuals expecting to achieve from airing the dirty laundry in public? Are they expecting people's opinions to have changed at all about Google?
- lsiebert 6y agoWe talk about the tech community right? What do you do when there's a problem in your community you want to address... not talk about it?
- kd913 6y agoThis is not an issue that affects the wider tech community. It is specifically relevant to Google and nobody else. The firing/resigning/petitions are irrelevant. The wider community important information would be the specific ethical issue she is keen on raising.