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Assuming there's more to the story than what's at face value is really the part I was referring to.
by brodouevencode 5y ago
Assuming there's more to the story than what's at face value is really the part I was referring to.
- SpicyLemonZest 5y agoThe question is, what really is at face value? "Employees [...] said the frustration with Awadallah’s leadership style had been building for months", and the article doesn't contain any direct claim that Google parted ways with him because of the manifesto. You could draw inferences from the timeline, and the article does seem to be written to encourage you to, but those are exactly the kind of inferences that are unreliable when you don't have all the facts.