[ryandrake]

> this person presents themselves as someone who takes a lot of effort to try and make happy. Frankly it sounds exhausting.

Your comment reminds me of the Ashley Gjovik story that made the rounds on HN a few times. She was reportedly a project manager at Apple, but reading through her billion-word blog[1], it seems she spent all of her time as an activist filing complaints to regulators and fighting literally everyone and everything in the company. I don't understand how people can keep their actual job performance satisfactory when they're so busy filing complaints and appeals and appeals to appeals and meeting with lawyers all day. Truly, it must be exhausting for them, too.

1: https://www.ashleygjovik.com/apple-legal-battle.html

[tossout367844]

I worked with her. She was a bully. She spent most of 2020-21 on various leaves with her fictional health and toxic workplace issues. She complained about her role so they did what she asked and now it’s listed as retaliation. She went on to report everyone who criticized her to the government for “intimidating a witness”. This woman at least seems sane.

[sizzle]

Wow any idea what she’s up to now? I feel like doing this would be blacklisting yourself from future tech jobs industry

[bragr]

Not just tech jobs I'd think.