LinkedIn CEO Condemns Employees' 'Appalling Comments'

LinkedIn CEO Condemns Employees' 'Appalling Comments' On Race

NPR

Published 05 Jun 2020

During an all-staff meeting, anonymous employees derided the racial justice protests and questioned the professional networking company's diversity initiatives.

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LinkedIn CEO Condemns Employees' 'Appalling Comments' On Race

LinkedIn CEO Condemns Employees' 'Appalling Comments' On Race

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