[mr_ndrsn]

Yes, they did. This is not a debatable fact. IIRC, it was 30%+ of the company.

[dangwhy]

i am sure you will supply proof for your claims.

[mr_ndrsn]

I was at the company when it happened. I'm currently at the company. I'm in ops and work on all of the mrsk/de-clouding efforts.

[rednerrus]

Has the political change lead to a better or worse work environment?

[dangwhy]

ha right on! Must've be real awkward for the people who didn't quit in hottest tech job market of all times :D

[jameshart]

https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/3/22418208/basecamp-all-hand...

[dangwhy]

> at least 20 people — more than one-third of Basecamp’s 57 employees — had announced their intention to accept buyouts from the company.

Thanks for subjecting me to this crap article ( Which i presume you didn't bother to read.).

[jameshart]

The article seems to provide evidence for the claim that a dispute within the company over the messaging from leadership led to 1/3 of the staff leaving. I provided it without comment.

Do you believe that a significant proportion of the staff did not quit? Do you have an alternative source that provides evidence for that version of events?

[dangwhy]

intention to leave = staff leaving ?

then scarlett johanssen is my wife because i intend to marry her.

> Do you have an alternative source that provides evidence for that version of events?

Yes because people go around documenting evidence for things did not happen.

[jameshart]

announced their intention to leave... to the company... in response to the company making an open offer to people of terms for them to leave.

That seems like a slightly different prior, in terms of our Bayesian assessment of the probability that those people remained employed at the company afterwards, than your hypothetical engagement to Ms Johannsen.