Help me find this metafilter post.
September 13, 2010 10:58 AM Subscribe
Do you remember a metafilter post involving a female lawyer who "fired" a temporary employee thus setting off an ever escalating series of emails that ended up published on the firee's blog as well as on some public forums?
I remember within the last year, I believe, a metafilter post that involved a person working for a female lawyer for a short time. If the person's work was up to par he would get the job. He didn't make the par. Informed that he was no longer needed, the firee started a back and forth escalating email fight. The firee posted these letters on his blog and the female lawyer also posted the correspondence on a public forum. I've searched, but not found the post or the links. If it helps one of the later emails from the firee contained a sexist slur to the effect of "This is what I get for working with a female lawyer. Why don't you go home and raise children?"
I remember within the last year, I believe, a metafilter post that involved a person working for a female lawyer for a short time. If the person's work was up to par he would get the job. He didn't make the par. Informed that he was no longer needed, the firee started a back and forth escalating email fight. The firee posted these letters on his blog and the female lawyer also posted the correspondence on a public forum. I've searched, but not found the post or the links. If it helps one of the later emails from the firee contained a sexist slur to the effect of "This is what I get for working with a female lawyer. Why don't you go home and raise children?"
This post was deleted for the following reason: Glad you got an answer, but "does anyone remember this mefi post" stuff really needs to go in Metatalk, for future reference. -- cortex
Response by poster: Thanks Perplexity. Apparently I remembered just enough to make it difficult to find.
posted by miss-lapin at 11:04 AM on September 13, 2010
posted by miss-lapin at 11:04 AM on September 13, 2010
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posted by Perplexity at 11:01 AM on September 13, 2010