Update on Julie Horvath's Departure
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Update on Julie Horvath's Departure
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#2This is the best possible response GitHub could have done given the circumstances.
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#3Awesome response from GitHub. Professional response, apologises and thanks the complainant rather than being defensive ... I think their new HR hire in January is already paying dividends ;)
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#4It's good to see this statement out of Github. The general tone and specifically the mention of the founder's wife in this post gives a huge amount of credence to Julie's claims. I hope Github follows through on this with as much sincerity and determination as this post implies.
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#6This is the best possible response GitHub could have done given the circumstances.
That was also my first reaction. I don't know enough about crisis-management-style PR to second-guess their response. I often have the suspicion that founders are not taking the best course of action, but this response seems to avoid the obvious pitfalls.
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Probably couldn't say til they finish looking into the details and some dust settles. Otherwise, solid apology, good on them.
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True, now that you point it out it does seem like legalese.
I think if he said "should" it would imply fault, which would be a premature stance for him at this point.
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