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I think it is one thing to "bring that to work" and another to expect condolences. Weren't there truly any better reasons to resign? If no, then I think Harvar
by lmilcin 5y ago
I think it is one thing to "bring that to work" and another to expect condolences.
Weren't there truly any better reasons to resign? If no, then I think Harvard is really a good place to work.
- handrous 5y agoI don't know if anything in the letter is true or accurate, of course, but that anecdote seemed to be illustrating a subtle point for people with better insight into his school than most of us have, and was definitely not the only reason cited (or else it really is just a weird thing to mention, which is possible, but, regardless, it's far from the only complaint)
- benjaminjosephw 5y agoFor an academic in a Divinity school, an uncaring but professional environment is a dead canary. It means something much worse than the lack of sympathy in that moment. But, if that doesn't make sense to you, how about being systematically passed over for a promotion because of your political views? It's hard not to see this as being a crappy place to work if you put yourself in his shoes.
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