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I mean, regardless of the opinion on the issue at hand, the 'protesters' did what they set out to do. They brought attention to google's polices that are in rel
by javier123454321 3y ago
I mean, regardless of the opinion on the issue at hand, the 'protesters' did what they set out to do. They brought attention to google's polices that are in relation to the war. At any rate, if you are taking over your employers' campus, preventing others from working, your expectation should be that you will not be working there anymore. The thing that confuses me is the narrative that them being fired is a kind of unexpected move.
- paxys 3y agoRead the interview of one of the fired engineers – https://www.thehandbasket.co/p/google-worker-fired-protest-israel-project-nimbus https://www.thehandbasket.co/p/google-worker-fired-protest-i.... He was genuinely shocked that the company would take action against him, and compared it to fascism. I'd wager that most/all of them expected to keep their jobs, as has happened before with similar protests at Google and other tech companies.