I think that bigger groups generalize more easily to the population at large, yes. I didn’t meant that my employer is exemplary or representative, just that it

I think that bigger groups generalize more easily to the population at large, yes. I didn’t meant that my employer is exemplary or representative, just that it’s a literal order of magnitude larger and you’ve likely never heard of it; and as a result, I’m surprised that this drama is so high-profile. It seems disproportionate to its scope. On the one hand, this could be because basecamp is an effective stand-in for broader trends. On the other, it could be that basecamp has done an incredible job marketing itself as an effective role model for other companies, and people are enjoying a bit of schadenfraude at its expense. I think the second explanation fits better. This looks like a feeding frenzy to me.