I suppose this is a good time to mention I'm no longer at Google

[tim]

I'm no longer working at Google, and am not able to share any other details about that at this time.

Meanwhile, my former colleagues got Breitbart to write a hit piece about me. I'm flattered by the attention, and I wonder whether Google will take the leaking of confidential posts from internal forums to Breitbart as seriously as they take other leaks.

In 2017, it's still -- apparently -- news that a Jewish guy (me) is in favor of using violence to stop Nazis.

Comments

[janetl]

That Breitbart article clutches its pearls so hard. "Most Googlers are terrified of crossing Tim because the company will always take Tim’s side, no matter who is right.” ... "A former Google employee familiar with Chevalier also confirmed that his behaviour was a major source of fear for conservatives at the company." Such power!

I hope your next place will be a happier one. Having Google on your resume should be pretty golden.

[tim]

I know, right? I'm so powerful!

[juli]

Everyone at Google fears him! He found one weird trick to wielding all of the power at one of the largest companies in the world despite being a low-level schlub. Click here to find out his secret!

[tim]

😂

[anemone.livejournal.com]

"Most Googlers are terrified of crossing Tim because the company will always take Tim’s side, no matter who is right.”

HA HA HA. This is so very untrue. (Source: Internal Google+.)