Then you need to see Mr. Show’s version:

True - it’s typical workplace behavior. It still sucks. But with the Wing - not that many organizations wear their girlboss/girlpower feminism as a badge of so-called honor. It’s bad enough to work in this type of hostile environment in any company, but it’s even worse when your workplace practices are so antithetical…

As my partner says - H.R. Sucks-n-stuff. (Sorry - old timey reference)

So many unfulfilled Karens...

One of my favorites - Next Stop Wonderland. Strong female lead - and surprisingly, the couple-to-be/protagonists don’t meet until the last five minutes of the movie.

I once worked at UR as an admin. The results of this report and Seligman’s response are not surprising, given the University’s penchant for bullying and gaslighting dissenters. I suggest that rather than judging this matter based on cursory reviews of headlines and brief articles, the details of this case can be found…

Just a slight correction - two highly esteemed professors who worked there for years, held named professorships, were in key leadership positions, and received national recognition from their peers (see reference to National Academy of Sciences in this article) were maligned by the administration and subsequently…

Why keep him on? As someone who used to work at a university, I can only speculate, but I bet the initial response of trying to clear this perp was because he may be very successful in bringing lots of grant $ to the institution.

He is literally a mouth-breather

I have stopped going on FB because 90% of my feed comprises of this shit. Humblebragging too. Luckily I have a couple of friends who post the snarky and/or funny on their FB pages on a regular basis. Like this:

Reminds me of a fortune cookie I received after a Thai meal. “You have many ways of being defective.” It was fucking hilarious (and maybe a bit true)!

"God's Subcontractors"... love it, it's going into my fav phrases vault...

It wasn't a safety school when I attended back in the day...at least for women. For men - it may have been an easy application process, because the men I knew from my hometown could get in with no problem...which sucked. Of course, UVa and W&M were top unis, and JMU was #3.