mr-hank

What would be useful would be a collection of Adria's and mr-hank's posts from the original thread.

>I hope mr-hank gets a huge severance out of PlayHaven It's interesting that the story is about Adria and mr-hank when, in fact, it should be about their respective companies.

There was no ethical wrongdoing by mr-hank and he was not an important officer.

I feel sorry for mr-hank though, I hope he does better than a shitty startup like Play Haven.

Aria didn't overreact more than PlayHaven HR, and she was less affected by mr-hank than by the SendGrid CEO laying her off.

I'm still getting replies to my response to mr-hank from accounts that were made specifically to comment on the matter.

Just so you know, you actually replied to my reply to mr-hank.

PlayHaven implied strongly that: (a) mr-hank did or said something sexually inappropriate.

I think SendGrid should hire mr-hank to square up the Karma on this situation.

(supporting mr-hank getting fired) > Thank you -- all of these hate-laden comments are making me lose my mind.

I also think that the issue would have died down if playhaven had not fired mr-hank, but we have no details regarding what actually happened.

So Alex wasn't fired, was mr-hank fired?

--- Hey everyone, I do feel really bad for "mr-hank." I personally would not have been offended by his comments...

Otherwise, it'd all be hearsay and he could say he was just talking about a literal dongle.) (b) mr-hank's conduct was so bad that there was no choice other than to fire him: "having to let this employee go".

To specifically say their decision goes beyond privacy when he is clearly identified through the picture and other channels is to say "we fired mr-hank" a point that is already covered within this thread of discussion.

Well, mr-hank said it had something to do with "a big dongle joke about a fictional piece hardware that identified as male", and Adria corroborates that less specifically with it being a joke about a "big" dongle.