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Lawsuit alleges SpaceX underpays women and minorities
(gizmodo.com)
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I'm no SpaceX fan boy but the mention of the second lawsuit is nuanced.
In regards to this particular article, not surprised but it sucks. I've heard fr9m several past-employees about there being a "good ol boys" club mentality there.
Also, fuck musk.
Is it absolutely a good ol boys club. Like, oh my God it's unbelievable. To be fair, most people aren't like that but they have a shit ton of young, talented, neurotic, male engineers who just graduated college and have been told they are super geniuses. These are not the creme de la creme when it comes to emotional intelligence.