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Google Employees Join Hands to Combat Workplace Cyber-Bullying
The employees said they want Google to tighten rules of conduct for internal forums and hire staff to enforce them.
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Google Sued by Former Employee for Firing Over Pro-Diversity Posts
Tim Chevalier, a software developer and former site-reliability engineer at Google, was fired in November 2017 after he made several internal posts against racism and sexism.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Defends Decision to Fire Anti-Diversity Memo Author James Damore
When asked about Google's decision to fire Damore during an interview with MSNBC, Pichai said, "I don't regret it. It was the right decision".
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Fired Google Engineer's Suit Alleges Reverse Discrimination
The complaint filed Monday on behalf of Damore and another former engineer depicts Google as an elitist company that shuns employees who dare to deviate from a liberal agenda.
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Google Employee Ousted For Gender Manifesto Took To Reddit. He Found A Sympathetic Audience
A former Google engineer who was fired after he circulated an internal memo suggesting that biological factors were part of the cause for the gender gap in the tech industry and that Google should "stop alienating conservatives," found a friendly audience on Reddit.
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author Continues Blitz Against Company
Damore authored an op-ed titled "Why I Was Fired by Google" in the Wall Street Journal on Saturday.
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The Google Anti-Diversity Memo Isn't the Most Interesting Part
Despite all the outrage they inspired, neither the James Damore nor his anti-diversity memo is the most interesting part of this story.
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There's a Place for You at Google, CEO Sundar Pichai Tells Girls at Coding Camp
"I want you to know there's a place for you in this industry. There's a place for you at Google. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. You belong here, and we need you."
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Free Speech 'March on Google' Planned by Alt-Right Protesters
"We are going to raise awareness about Google's one-sided bias and campaign against dissenting opinions and voices."
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author James Damore Says He's Not a Sexist
"I'm not saying that any of the female engineers at Google are in any way worse than the average male engineer," Damore told Stefan Molyneux.
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Google Cancels Town Hall Meeting on Anti-Diversity Memo Over Worker Safety Concerns
Questions being posed internally by "Googlers," along with some of their names, began appearing on outside websites, prompting safety concerns.
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Google's Firing of Anti-Diversity Memo Author Strikes Nerve in Silicon Valley
Memo author James Damore, 28, received jeers, cheers and a couple of job offers, while the debate raged on social media.
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Google Sacks Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed his dismissal, saying in an email to Reuters on Monday that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes".
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Google Fires Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed his dismissal saying that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes."
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Google Employees Join Hands to Combat Workplace Cyber-Bullying
The employees said they want Google to tighten rules of conduct for internal forums and hire staff to enforce them.
-
Google Sued by Former Employee for Firing Over Pro-Diversity Posts
Tim Chevalier, a software developer and former site-reliability engineer at Google, was fired in November 2017 after he made several internal posts against racism and sexism.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Defends Decision to Fire Anti-Diversity Memo Author James Damore
When asked about Google's decision to fire Damore during an interview with MSNBC, Pichai said, "I don't regret it. It was the right decision".
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Fired Google Engineer's Suit Alleges Reverse Discrimination
The complaint filed Monday on behalf of Damore and another former engineer depicts Google as an elitist company that shuns employees who dare to deviate from a liberal agenda.
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Google Employee Ousted For Gender Manifesto Took To Reddit. He Found A Sympathetic Audience
A former Google engineer who was fired after he circulated an internal memo suggesting that biological factors were part of the cause for the gender gap in the tech industry and that Google should "stop alienating conservatives," found a friendly audience on Reddit.
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author Continues Blitz Against Company
Damore authored an op-ed titled "Why I Was Fired by Google" in the Wall Street Journal on Saturday.
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The Google Anti-Diversity Memo Isn't the Most Interesting Part
Despite all the outrage they inspired, neither the James Damore nor his anti-diversity memo is the most interesting part of this story.
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There's a Place for You at Google, CEO Sundar Pichai Tells Girls at Coding Camp
"I want you to know there's a place for you in this industry. There's a place for you at Google. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. You belong here, and we need you."
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Free Speech 'March on Google' Planned by Alt-Right Protesters
"We are going to raise awareness about Google's one-sided bias and campaign against dissenting opinions and voices."
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author James Damore Says He's Not a Sexist
"I'm not saying that any of the female engineers at Google are in any way worse than the average male engineer," Damore told Stefan Molyneux.
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Google Cancels Town Hall Meeting on Anti-Diversity Memo Over Worker Safety Concerns
Questions being posed internally by "Googlers," along with some of their names, began appearing on outside websites, prompting safety concerns.
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Google's Firing of Anti-Diversity Memo Author Strikes Nerve in Silicon Valley
Memo author James Damore, 28, received jeers, cheers and a couple of job offers, while the debate raged on social media.
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Google Sacks Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed his dismissal, saying in an email to Reuters on Monday that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes".
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Google Fires Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed his dismissal saying that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes."
