anon-ex-uber

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by anon-ex-uber 5mo ago
> What exactly is the point of writing and publishing this as an article? Mainly for my own healing and to see what others think about the situation, as I’ve had a difficult time parsing things on my end. I don’t expect people to “rise u
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by anon-ex-uber 5mo ago
For clarity, we did not date. It was a "one-off" instance where she invited me out and then changed her mind shortly after. The events that had me get my manager / HR involved were months after the fact.
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by anon-ex-uber 5mo ago
> OP can't even articulate what exactly justified his original complaint in the first place, even if he didn't voluntarily delete the evidence. I made it pretty clear in my post that she was consistently disrespectful towards m
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Reflecting on my own strange year at Uber(anon-ex-uber.medium.com)
57 points by anon-ex-uber 5mo ago|17 comments
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by anon-ex-uber 6mo ago
If you are a male, you sadly have little recourse. Just have to suck it up I guess.
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by anon-ex-uber 6mo ago
I am hesitant to share company DMs for obvious reasons.
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by anon-ex-uber 6mo ago
I wasn't asking if I could file a lawsuit. I sent Uber Legal a pro se demand letter indicating that I would be following up with further legal action unless a settlement could be agreed upon.
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by anon-ex-uber 6mo ago
I was the one who let HR know that I sent her the message.
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Uber reported to the state that I was fired for "annoying a coworker."(anon-ex-uber.medium.com)
109 points by anon-ex-uber 6mo ago|73 comments