I was laid off in retaliation for anti-discrimination whistleblowing
Honestly, while I believe a lot of the perspective shared, there always seems to be a huge lack of objective assessment of options for these folks.<p>In tech there are many incredibly high paying jobs - taking control over your situation has a low bar.<p>if you don’t like your manager, taking the view that if you escalate a formal complaint to HR (in doing so lose all trust you manager and HR may have in you), you’ll be vindicated and live on happily ever after… it’s a fairytale. Go work somewhere that makes you happy. Leave toxic environments - it’s not your job to fix them/right wrongs.<p>There are certainly real victims in these environments.<p>There are also in my personal experience a lot of people who make noise/complain about immaterial incidents in the hope of claiming some group control over their situation or with some sense of justice around fixing things. This thrashing can create a toxic environment for those around in itself.