3 ms·
What seems more suspicious is why the termination of an employee would be so public -- on all major social networks -- rather than a formal dismissing on the we
by kunai 14y ago
What seems more suspicious is why the termination of an employee would be so public -- on all major social networks -- rather than a formal dismissing on the website or to a reporter.
Perhaps I'm uneducated on the topic, but it still seems suspicious.
- patrickmay 14y agoI agree. Turning the conspiracy dial up one more notch and assuming that SendGrid is caving to a DDOS attack, a very public dismissal might be a requirement imposed by whoever is behind it.
- vacri 14y agoIt's not 'very public' on their behalf, it's just publicly announced, if it's true. They haven't gone into details, they've just said that she's been terminated.
- vacri 14y agoFaster turnaround - the people being angry are going to see it straight away, and aren't going to constantly reload an unrelated website to see if there's been a development.