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Hearing the testimony from Pao, it sounded to me like she lied on many occasions (no proof to backup her claims), slept with co-workers to get ahead at the comp
by paulhauggis 12y ago
Hearing the testimony from Pao, it sounded to me like she lied on many occasions (no proof to backup her claims), slept with co-workers to get ahead at the company (she admit she slept with a married man), and it just seems suspicious that her husband is involved with case after case of discrimination in the work place.
All of the censorship over at Reddit isn't helping either.
The justice system worked. There may be cases of discrimination in the workplace, but this isn't one of them.
I'm unclear why the VC company that employed her is somehow at fault here and why the Nytimes spun this into a lesson we need to learn about a "boys club". Shouldn't we be learning a lesson about ethics and frivolous lawsuits? It only hurts the chances of women that are facing true discrimination in the work place.
I feel like the person that wrote the article is butt hurt because they didn't agree with the decision.