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actually it was. they were no angels. but a majority of devs wanted to do good. now everyone wanta to make a quick buck no matter what. im surprised dave is st

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• thayne 3mo ago
  I think a big difference is the majority of developers knew they could find employment relatively easily elsewhere, so they felt comfortable protesting things they didn't feel comfortable with, and google leadership had some level of accountability to employees. Now though, if you speak up you might get targeted for the next round of layoffs, and the current job market is a lot tougher, so you could end up unemployed for quite a while.