| The Voice of Google(newyorker.com) | |
| 227 points by littlexsparkee 2 days ago | 130 comments | |
tl;dr: A former Google communications staffer recounts her decade at the company, from ghostwriting for Larry Page and running YouTube's social media to co-organizing the 2018 Google Walkout over sexual harassment payouts to executives like Andy Rubin. After the walkout, she says she faced retaliation—her role was gutted, HR routed her to medical leave, and she was ultimately pushed out. She frames the episode as the end of Google's era of sanctioned internal dissent, noting the company has since dropped its progressive posture, cozied up to Trump, and pivoted to marketing AI with the same "Googley" charm. | |
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