A week ago, nobody knew who James Damore was. Being an engineer at Google might be a solid gig, but it doesn't exactly come with a whole lot of exposure. A 10-page memo he wrote explaining his views on diversity in the workplace -- and more specifically, why he believes women aren't a good fit for certain roles in the tech industry -- raised more than a few eyebrows, but it still didn't put his name in headlines. When Google swung the axe, however, that all changed, and now he's the poster boy f...
A week ago, nobody knew who James Damore was. Being an engineer at Google might be a solid gig, but it doesn't exactly come with a whole lot of exposure. A 10-page memo he wrote explaining his views on diversity in the workplace -- and more specifically, why he believes women aren't a good fit for certain roles in the tech industry -- raised more than a few eyebrows, but it still didn't put his name in headlines. When Google swung the axe, however, that all changed, and now he's the poster boy f...
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