Dirty_Virmling

This is very much a "I never had to experience this culture from the bottom" answer.

Like I said, this is a culture you are ok with because you never had to actually experience it from the bottom after the company became big. Your job was never actually on the chopping block.

Your old company is a famously toxic work environment. Complaints about racism and sexism are rampant. Internal office politics are cut-throat. They get by because there's an endless supply of entry-level college grads who think Netflix will boost their resume when they inevitably burn out.

You ever wonder if maybe it's not everyone else who is wrong?

This sub is entirely about product advertising and brand management. It is possibly the most astro-turfed major sub on reddit. I'm not surprised most of the comments about this are getting buried. This guy is here to sell podcast where he gives people advice. They aren't going to let people point out that he might not be a great source of it.

Respectfully, this sounds an awful lot like "Defund the police doesn't mean get rid of the police." I understand your intended message but you're essentially making up your own ultra-specific definition for a commonly used word and it is very obviously going to cause confusion. It almost seems like that confusion is the goal, to be honest, a form of intellectual clickbait.

Note the big difference in meaning between "religious' and "religion."

With all due respect, there's not a big difference. I understand the distinction you and Ursula are trying to draw between the two, but as should be patently obvious by this point the vast majority of people do not use these words in this way, and it seems pretty counter productive to continue doing so.