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Manu is well aware of all of this. Quoting his last paragraph: > I am doing fine. I am very lucky: I have citizenship of another country with good health insu
by rippercushions 4y ago
Manu is well aware of all of this. Quoting his last paragraph:
> I am doing fine. I am very lucky: I have citizenship of another country with good health insurance, I have a green card, I am fine financially (that may have allowed me to speak up more than others). I don’t hold any grudges against people who were just doing their job when confronted with a naive and mildly idealistic troublemaker like me, and I loved my time at Twitter, especially my coworkers.
- systemvoltage 4y agoThe most important bit is the financial position.
- est 4y agoaka Fuck you money.
- UncleOxidant 4y agoand Fuck you healthcare in another country
- MichaelZuo 4y agoI don't who he is but this, along with the rest of the blog post, doesn't sound naive at all. This sounds more like someone looking for an exit, and who got it along with a severance package.
- nrmitchi 4y agoGiven that they’re explicitly setting up a situation to fire someone “for cause”, and it’s explicitly said he’s not expecting a severance package, it sounds like he didn’t get it “along with a severance package”.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoEveryone at Twitter being fired is getting 90 days of pay until Feb. 2, 2022. There may be a couple exceptions but I haven't seen any proof for those.
- latency-guy2 4y agoBeing fired with cause somewhat removes your eligibility to a severance package and your future stock awards This could be considered cause, or it may not - not a lawyer, just a guy who writes code sometimes interacting with various legal precedents
- EMM_386 4y agoFrom the article: > Q: Will you get a severance package? > A: I doubt it.