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Do you expect an employee to disparage their CEO in public? Maybe LGBT Mozillians really don't have a problem with his appointment, but they'd be foolish to dis

• kevingadd 13y ago
  I can't imagine that saying pretty much anything about Eich in public would get a Mozilla employee fired; it's a pretty diverse company. Feel free to provide counter-examples :P
  • amuntner 13y ago
    Not only that, people ask very pointed and potentially embarrassing questions at company meetings. Everything is in the open at Mozilla. After spending more than a decade and a half in corporate America, it's very, very refreshing.
• hyperpape 13y ago
  Sure, though she could just stay quiet and let him be seen as an asshole. So while I don't think this article means there's nothing to talk about, I do think it should be considered relatively sincere.
• christiekoehler 13y ago
  To the contrary, I feel quite free to be openly and publicly critical of Mozilla leadership. Contributors to Mozilla, both paid and volunteer, have a great deal of freedom in how they engage with and about the project. More so than at any other organization I've been employed by.