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Assuming his claims are correct it seems a pity to resign due to online pressure. In his position, and provided I had the support of the management I would hav
by iorrus 6y ago
Assuming his claims are correct it seems a pity to resign due to online pressure.
In his position, and provided I had the support of the management I would have stayed and not let a baseless online smear campaign force me out.
Leaving this way gives credence to those disparaging his character.
- smachiz 6y agoIt looks far from baseless. I googled - people are attaching their names to this on twitter. It's not anonymous. It's not "I heard he did x". It's he did X to me. We'll find out if any of it is true - but I'm going to guess that a lot of it is. Hence, resigning before he can be fired. https://twitter.com/imontheradio/status/1343598441226792960?lang=en https://twitter.com/imontheradio/status/1343598441226792960?... https://twitter.com/brianabreen/status/1341921383354224640 https://twitter.com/brianabreen/status/1341921383354224640 Also, Radiolab doesn't seem to be downplaying this: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/note-radiolab-team https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/note-...
- iorrus 6y agoYes both those people seem credible and have no reason to make up their stories. I’m surprised he lasted so long, obviously he’s not trustworthy and unprofessional. I do agree with her that most woman would not have gotten away with these kind of comments.
- Igelau 6y agoI can almost hear the bitter weeping of the people who missed out on being in the pile on, and the solemn oathes being sworn not to miss the next one.