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This meeting hits all the beats I would expect from a good corporate HR response. What is missing? How would you run the meeting differently?
Some people have no experience in any office setting and are shooting their mouths off, and it shows. It's just really easy to shit on whatever Linus says and does right now and watch all the nodding heads agree with you, even if there's nothing wrong with it.
Not blame employees for your shitty work culture for starters. 'If you don't report it, we can't know about it' is a huge red flag.
Go talk to the person harassing you? Then your (possibly same person) boss?
No no no.
Not too mention the "dancing on the table" comment. Jesus Christ...
He gave generalized HR advice, and outlined three reasonable pathways to escalate a issue.
Talk to the person you have a issue with (this is good general advice), solves many issues before they blow up.
Escalate through a manager, requires more overhead and paperwork, but address times when you don't want to talk to the person in 1.
Go through the external HR organization for when 1,2 are insufficient.
This was good advice. It would have been nice had he explicitly said "If you the subject is your manager go through the external HR" - but the message is clearly there in the audio.
Nice. 😉