TALIA JANE OPEN LETTER TO YELP CEO UPDATE

Jane wrote that her firing was “unplanned” but not unexpected. In Bernie World, you see, everyone is guaranteed a job, even after they go out of their way to embarrass the people who write their paychecks, or so they appear to believe.Ģ. The Bernie Brats, being so ignorant of the way of the world that they actually believe Sanders’ Socialist fantasies, naturally faulted Yelp for her fate. That the letter was read far and wide just sped up the process. Any company, large or small, would and should fire a low level employee who intentionally attacks her employer and the company’s CEO in a public forum.

Stoppleman also tweeted that he was uninvolved in her firing and it was unrelated to the Medium post.ġ.

TALIA JANE OPEN LETTER TO YELP CEO UPDATE

A couple hours later, Talia posted an update that she had been fired, and Stoppleman responded to some of her concerns on Twitter, protesting that he and his company were not as callous as she claimed. angry, often sad, more often snarky lament about her low compensation, current poverty, and lack of satisfaction with her job her personal hardship as she struggled with Bay Area living expenses like rent, food, electricity, internet, transportation and her criticism of company policies and Stoppleman’s millions (Yelp was his creation.) The letter quickly went viral, especially among Bernie-files and on left-leaning websites, as the post was a rant against the lack of a living wage and greedy corporations generally.

Addressed to “Jeremy,” Yelp Chief Executive Officer Jeremy Stoppleman, Jane’s epistle was a long. The story: A 25-year-old entry level Yelp (at Eat24, which is owned by Yelp) customer service agent named Talia Jane posted an article to the social media site Medium titled, An Open Letter To My CEO. Get used to seeing this face over the next 15 minutes or so…

Talia jane open letter to yelp ceo