Molson Hart

Those who engage in career assassination should face some consequences themselves when they get things as wrong as this Bloomberg employee did.https://twitter.com/Yair_Rosenberg/status/1168908571641356289 …

Attacking people’s jobs for how an outsider interprets their views is one of those bad practices that only has a chance of going away if it starts being applied to the people who currently see their position as that of judge and jury, and never as the defendant.

For what it is worth, this is also a case where resigning was stupid (in our modern age, orgs act as their own executioners in media show trials) and whoever at DOL thought it was a good idea just showed their weakness and should expect future attempted hit pieces.

I don't know the particulars of the story, but Leif needed to stand up for himself, not just for himself, but for everyone else who is targeted by false and irrelevant allegations.

I am guessing that pre-written undated resignation letters are becoming more common, but they shouldn’t be something a rational person agrees to for reasons that this episode demonstrates.