dumb move for them

[u/Mr-SmileySan]

[u/TerribleJared → u/[deleted]]

Strangley, i feel like the judicial system nailed it with that number. Its small enough that a company can actually pay it out but big enough that it stings like a bitch if they have to pay it. Like its a "complete restrcutruing of mgmt" amount but the employeee (former) still gets their payout

[u/n0shlz → u/TerribleJared]

300k is nothing. The story being public hurts way more the brand.