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Most threads asking about the reality of pay structures and work culture are empty because the team conveniently marks everything as trollish refuses to publish anything negative anymore.
Itβs the dumbest thing ever. Block out names if you want but you canβt mark everything as trollish and not post a majority of comments. The entire purpose of people asking questions here is defeated if youβre only selectively posting positive responses because youβre too afraid to post the negative responses.
Also I wonder why would teams mark a bad comment as trollish if the team is bad itself. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm socho socho.
This should help no? If you still feel that bad comments which are not from genuine people should be put out here, why? Chull hain? Or is LI being used as a tool to do harm to people who maybe otherwise you canβt? Socho socho!
Slapgate βNever Happenedβ.
The chatter around it is βMisplaced Outrageβ and βFake Newsβ.
Slapgate has been decreed null and void on LinkedIn by almost every partner at that firm (among other leading corporate lawyers and litigators) with a thumbs up or a ugogurl pride-comment - which makes their truth, βthe truthβ which everyone, including you, must believe to be true.
Alright, troll?