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omasou said:

auxio said:

red oak said:

All of these millennial or Gen Z snowflakes are torpedoing their careers.  They are going to wake up 10 years from now wondering how the f* everything up so bad 

God forbid anyone actual cares about anything except themselves.  I'm hoping the movement towards ethical Capitalism, which there's a fair bit of support for even at the investor level these days, gains some momentum from cases like this.

People can care about what they want. People can do what they want. When they are in work, they need to do their job. If they don't like the company then leave and find one that aligns better w/their morals.

Imagine that "doing what they want" is "doing the right thing".  When they're working doesn't mean forgetting who the hell you are.  Put another way: use the line that corporations use with you: it's just business.  But yes, you do your job by following the mandate that the company REQUIRED YOU TO SIGN OFF ON.  Google required it.  They signed it.  It was a condition of employment. And Google fired them for it.  That's the lawsuit.

I feel bad for people who say that keeping your head down and going with the flow and not making waves is the right thing to do OR ELSE things will get really bad in the world.  HUH?  How does that actually make any kind of sense?  I applaud people doing the right thing.  People who make sacrifices in doing the right thing used to be applauded universally.  Now, it's people in the cheap seats who wouldn't ever step up that not only chirp about it, but try to make themselves the moral ones.

red oak said:

All of these millennial or Gen Z snowflakes are torpedoing their careers.  They are going to wake up 10 years from now wondering how the f* everything up so bad 

Wow.  Imagine someone caring more about doing the right thing than caring about a job.  You must not know the high tech sector, because doing something like this absolutely would not tank someone's overall career.  It would more than likely just help filter their job search FOR them, eliminating companies they wouldn't want to work for anyway, and guide them to companies that would be a much better ethical fit.

red oak said:

What is with your obsession writing about her? It is kinda weird 

Especially given you’ve never reported how she’s  pulled the same exact thing at previous companies 

What’s YOURS?  Apple lied to the SEC. That’s news. 

Bosa said:

These complainers don’t know how good they have it. Try working in Any other country or even Microsoft and see what happens 

Whataboutism isn’t a valid argument. 

waveparticle said:

[...] the mission of personal computer: to create digital information.

Sez who?