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She was fired because she shared private information about the customer and made the company look bad. I don't think anyone would expect to not be fired if the
by dualboot 14y ago
She was fired because she shared private information about the customer and made the company look bad.
I don't think anyone would expect to not be fired if they don't redact information that could lead to them being instantly identified.
- mpyne 14y agoIndeed, I believe Reddit itself claims to have a strong "no doxxing" policy so I'm surprised the picture/thread wasn't deleted, especially when it became clear that people knew who had left the zero tip.