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I was going to write a similar comment, but it turns out that isn’t what she said but rather what Atlassian has said she suggested he is. https://ia.acs.org.au
by desecratedbody 6mo ago
I was going to write a similar comment, but it turns out that isn’t what she said but rather what Atlassian has said she suggested he is.
https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2026/ex-atlassian-engineer-fights-dismissal-after-criticising-ceo.html https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2026/ex-atlassian-engineer-fig...
> … It was an irrelevant personal attack and insult directed at a colleague, essentially calling him a ‘rich jerk’.
> Unterwurzacher reportedly parodied the CEO on Slack, writing, “What’s up Outragers, just dialing in from my NBA team’s headquarters to yell at the people whose careers I’ve just pummeled.”
- pm90 6mo agoWow. I mean, come on, thats like the least offensive thing ever. At the most, maybe tell the manager to tell them thats not the “spirit” of the workplace, but firing for this is a step too far. If the CEO wasn’t a jerk before he certainly is now.
- jamesfinlayson 6mo agoYeah this should have been a quiet word from HR to not say stuff like that.
- hackable_sand 6mo agoStill too far
- 9x39 6mo agoMaking powerful people feel bad usually gets a negative response from them. Even just generally, if you make someone lose face publicly, they're prone to lash out at you since they often feel they can't back down.
- trashcan2137 6mo agoMy sides can't handle this much freedom. This can be hardly called an ad hominem.