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What should Github do? My take: The founder leaves, at least for six months, and his wife has no further involvement ever. The clueless spurned programmer leav
by lancewiggs 13y ago
What should Github do?
My take:
The founder leaves, at least for six months, and his wife has no further involvement ever.
The clueless spurned programmer leaves, at very least works from home for six months or more but is preferably publicly fired. His behaviour is unacceptably unprofessional and as good as he might be it's not good enough to destroy a culture.
The entire team (and many commenters here need this too) get coached on why its rude to stare at people, even if they are hula hooping or different.
And of course a public apology (and hurry), financial support for an appropriate cause and make Ms Horvath financially happy.
It will be interesting to see the actual response. The immediate one should be to stand all the protagonists down.
- mercurial 13y agoThere is always two sides to a story. That said, if what she claims is accurate, then yes. I'm not so worked up with the hulla-hooping. I'd probably "stare" at male coworkers hulla-hooping too - especially if they were doing if for show. As long as there is no suggestive comment/attempt to stuff bills in their underpants, I'm not sure where the problem is. I also agree with the posts above saying that a change in structure is needed. After a certain size, companies are like mini-states - they need strong institutions and establish a "rule of law" via standard practices in order not to become dystopias.
- glitchdout 13y ago> The entire team (and many commenters here need this too) get coached on why its rude to stare at people, even if they are hula hooping or different. You can't possibly be serious.
- lancewiggs 13y agoNot really - but the fact we have to even point this out means that some intervention is required.