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I do not consider the article in TechCrunch to have presented a balanced description of the matter. I will withhold any judgment until Github have carried out
by allochthon 13y ago
I do not consider the article in TechCrunch to have presented a balanced description of the matter. I will withhold any judgment until Github have carried out an investigation. I will not presume the founder in question, his wife or the other employee to be guilty of the allegations against them until we have more information. I hope Github will be fair and impartial in their investigation.
- guiambros 13y agoJust the fact that the wife of an employee was consistently allowed in the building, is already a serious matter. GitHub is not a scrappy startup anymore; it's a 1 billion dollar company. You do not allow strangers to walk around the office, and much less let them invite employees to dinners to discuss internal matters. Having said that, seems that GitHub recognizes that they screwed up. The tone of their response seemed fair and balanced, and they acted fast by removing the folks involved. Too bad it got to this point, but it's a good sign.
- ciupicri 13y ago> GitHub is not a scrappy startup anymore; it's a 1 billion dollar company Yeah, let's kill all the fun. > You do not allow strangers to walk around the office Except that she wasn't a stranger, she was the wife of a founder. Most old employees probably know her.
- tomp 13y agoMaybe she was an informal part of github's culture ever since it was a 100$ company.
- mcv 13y ago> Just the fact that the wife of an employee was consistently allowed in the building, is already a serious matter Not necessarily. I've worked at plenty of offices where spouses occasionally showed up, including mine. The problem is that she acts like she hold a position of authority.