Time to boycot Sony games for me then.
Don't you already do that?
Time to boycot Sony games for me then.
Blanket statements like "ND ARE TERRIBLE" are absolutely ridiculous.
Things you can actually conclude from this are: One person at Naughty Dog is a scumbag, and whoever had their hands on this HR complaint at Sony HR are scumbags.
That's it. Anything else is you pulling your jumping to conclusions mat out and going ham on it.
In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
I'm super glad that people are opening up about this stuff, a year ago this stories were really taboo.
There are two villains here: the abuser and the HR team that covered it. It's very possible that neither of those parties are still working there, so talking shit about Naughty Dog or Sony now is pointless. Please, do not forget that, an employee does not represent a whole company. Never.
What we should do, as external parties, is to promote every story of this subject that brave people are willing to share in public, to make sure that everyone read this and understands that this situations should be erradicated.
They institutionalized crunch at a level far beyond contemporary studios and are known for applying direct pressure to employees to work and to deliver outside the bounds of their actual job responsibilities. The fact that their HR team already works to actively support bad labor practices makes it much less surprising that they would also support a valuable employee over a victim of harassment.
It would just be classified as severance pay
In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
What's wrong with you.
In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
People love to jump on progressive focused companies for perceived hypocrisyWhat even is this?
Again nobody knows both sides. How many times has a friend or coworker told you a story about someone and the other person has a totally different story?!
In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
Ok tell me what actually happened to him?
In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
But Sony is a multi-billion dollar empire. How are they paying out hush money? The accountants would know. The auditors would know. The entire HR department would know. I'm betting senior management would know.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
I dont want people sexually propositioning me at work, no. Also, Im married, I dont want people hitting on me at the office.Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
Don't go crazy now, the 'company' didn't do that, a person at the company did. There is a difference. It's almost certain that the people doing most of the inclusion in these games are people that do feel that way, heck I thin kits' fair to say MOST people in gaming are pretty OK with diversity and inclusion, and things like 'not sexually harassing people'
Blanket statements like "ND ARE TERRIBLE" are absolutely ridiculous.
Things you can actually conclude from this are: One person at Naughty Dog is a scumbag, and whoever had their hands on this HR complaint at Sony HR are scumbags.
That's it. Anything else is you pulling your jumping to conclusions mat out and going ham on it.
People don't. Look at the post I quoted just above yours. That's not the only one like it in the thread. People can boycott the games and I'm all for it, demand better of the companies and call them on their shit, but don't just blanket throw vitriol at every employee there as people.
I agree and apologies I didn't voice this in my original comment as it is important to point out. Those involved in such decisions should of course be rooted out. As I said before. Most people just want to earn enough to get by, not have shit like this to put up with from people in positions of power.Nah, this is the difference between one person harassing someone, and the department designed to protect a victim instead joining in the victimization. Nobody is saying every employee at Sony or ND is a bad person, and anyone saying they'd boycott the entire company because of one person's actions is perhaps going a step too far, but when the company becomes complicit (which is the allegation here) then you're perfectly fucking right to blame the company. It forces the company to fix the systemic issue and not tolerate this shit in the future when you give them ACTUAL consumer outcry over their mishandling.
What's sexually harassing to some people doesn't bother others.
Some people are just to damn sensitive.
The fuck is wrong with you?Ok tell me what actually happened to him?
Jesus fucking Christ.Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
People love to jump on progressive focused companies for perceived hypocrisy
The story in the OP is absolutely awful and completely unacceptable but it only exposes an issue with Sony HR and business execs and a single person at ND. Its a company of over 300. I have no doubt many of the people there are as shocked and upset by this story as we are.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
I never said they found it funny, but it leads me to believe the people in charge at Sony and Naughty Dog care more about the money they make off of promoting their agenda than actually trying to help the people who are oppressed.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
I'm a POC, are you trying to put me down because I have an opinion? Because that's how that post came off to me. Anyways, it clearly shows that the higher ups only care about their bottom line way more than diversity.
I'm sorry, but are you out of your goddamn mind? "To sensitive"?In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
OMG, dude. I don't even know what to say, except porn is bad for your brain. Seriously.Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
Again nobody knows both sides. How many times has a friend or coworker told you a story about someone and the other person has a totally different story?!
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.
I have to say that I hope you are never an HR manager or a manager for that matter. This is not a good statement and I advise you to do some research and some soul searching.In late 2015, I was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog by a lead. My work environment became extremely toxic afterward.
Whats sexually harassing to some people doesnt bother others. Some people are just to damn sensitive.
Did he ever say stop or just kept taking it and go to HR?
Not enough info to bash the whole company.
People love to jump on progressive focused companies for perceived hypocrisy
The story in the OP is absolutely awful and completely unacceptable but it only exposes an issue with Sony HR and business execs and a single person at ND. Its a company of over 300. I have no doubt many of the people there are as shocked and upset by this story as we are.
I guarantee my HR department isn't secretly funneling thousands of dollars into hush money. Of course, it's possible that there's harassment going on under the radar, but I can assure you it's not ratified by the company. That isn't normal.
Genuinely asking, but would any heterosexual man actually be upset if a woman made sexual advances toward them?
Almost every straight guy I know would just view such a scenario as "suprise sex."
Unless David Hallard is homosexual, I'm going to assume his harasser was a man.