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Can’t speak for her, obviously, but personally I tend to wait to make my exit once I know the role is not working out If I were in her shoes, I would have know
by mingus88 1y ago
Can’t speak for her, obviously, but personally I tend to wait to make my exit once I know the role is not working out
If I were in her shoes, I would have known I was going to leave during the worst of his tantrums, but I would have timed my exit for a more graceful moment.
Dramatically bailing out during a storm would not be a good look for an exec who wants another key role somewhere else
- andsoitis 1y agoAnother possibility is that she was fired.
- mdasen 1y agoIf she were trying to time it, this timing seems weird. This is literally the day after Grok kept posting anti-semitism, praising Hitler, and calling itself MechaHitler. This might not be the least graceful moment for an exit, but there were so many more graceful exit times.
- steveBK123 1y agoThe speed at which replies mentioning Groks Nazi freakout get downvoted here make me really question where things are headed..
- selectodude 1y agoAll the race science phrenology bullshit is coming out of Silicon Valley. It's not a surprise to me that HN would be full of people "just reading the stats".
- bikezen 1y agoFTA this was announced last week to employees. "Ms. Yaccarino had discussed her plans to leave with X employees earlier this week, before the incident with Grok"