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by Jensson
1716 days ago
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> At least a third of the company quit. That is not something that happens over something “deeply disingenuous”. You leave out that basecamp gave 6 months of salary to each person quitting. I'd assume that most of those would have quit under those conditions even if there wasn't an incident at all. As we can see here at the Coinbase incident where they didn't give a ton of money basically nobody quit, basecamps case would probably look similar. |
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