Google Fires Employee Who Wrote Divisive Memo On Female Workers
Google fired a male engineer who wrote a memo blaming biological differences for the scarcity of female engineers in leadership roles.
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Google fired a male engineer who wrote a memo blaming biological differences for the scarcity of female engineers in leadership roles.
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