At a company that has secrecy and "jobsian" leadership at its core, it's not difficult to believe that this kind of stuff happens. The question that's more imp

At a company that has secrecy and "jobsian" leadership at its core, it's not difficult to believe that this kind of stuff happens. The question that's more important: is it common, and is it an accepted tradeoff in the company culture. To those that are expressing disbelief that this happened: even if half of it is made up, its still unacceptable. The reason to not ignore this is that one day, this superteam of arsehole might be in your life.