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There's at least one company that infiltrate various large companies just to observe, record, and compile lists of these ideologues doing activism in the workpl
by infamouscow 3y ago
There's at least one company that infiltrate various large companies just to observe, record, and compile lists of these ideologues doing activism in the workplace. I hear they're doing well selling the evidence to other companies that want nothing to do with these people.
As the Overtone window continues to shift back, it would be wise for those captured by idealogical stupidity to earnestly apologize. They've irreparably soured themselves to most people over the last few years, and unlike the past, I think the damage is too great this time to just move on. People have to take responsibility and be held accountable.
For every James Damore, there's 10 nameless people as effected, but without the name recognition. It hasn't been easy for them. I can understand why retribution and vengeance are more important than moving on.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> one company that infiltrate various large companies just to observe, record, and compile lists of these ideologues doing activism in the workplace Do you have an example? Because one, that's HR's job. And two, I'd be blown away if a large company's HR would outsource such a sensitive assignment.
- tanseydavid 3y agoThe poster is alluding to Project Veritas I think.
- throwaway48476 3y agoAren't they a media firm that publishes exposes? I don't think that quite fits for a business intelligence firm.
- no_exit 3y agolmao
- dmitrygr 3y ago> There's at least one company that infiltrate various large companies just to observe, record, and compile lists of these ideologues doing activism in the workplace. I hear they're doing well selling the evidence to other companies that want nothing to do with these people. I want to believe. But do you have any evidence?
- remarkEon 3y ago>There's at least one company that infiltrate Do you mean CIA? Hard to parse your comment.