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It's interesting that BO tries to tar the author by claiming she was terminated for violations of federal export control regulations - but she was an employee c
by pinewurst 5y ago
It's interesting that BO tries to tar the author by claiming she was terminated for violations of federal export control regulations - but she was an employee communications manager. How does such a role even intersect with that?
Reading the original essay (https://www.lioness.co/post/bezos-wants-to-create-a-better-future-in-space-his-company-blue-origin-is-stuck-in-a-toxic-past https://www.lioness.co/post/bezos-wants-to-create-a-better-f...) - it's a strange mix of odious sexual harassment and the seemingly trivial (pissed because the building isn't LEED).
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- la6471 5y agoWhy is someone pushing TFA again and again in HN?
- rbanffy 5y agoHN'ers think Blue Origin is an interesting topic, I guess. So far, it's a clear failure, but in this business everyone is a couple bad decisions away from failure anyway.
- lr1970 5y ago> It's interesting that BO tries to tar the author by claiming she was terminated for violations of federal export control regulations - but she was an employee communications manager. How does such a role even intersect with that? Surprisingly, export control regulations come in play when hiring (on H1B visa) nationals from some lucky countries like Cuba, North Korea, Iran. It is HR responsibility to comply in each and every case.