200-page report offers ‘sobering look’ inside toxic workplace at the government agency that regulates bankers, sources say

The investigation was prompted by a Wall Street Journal article that reported female bank examiners had left the FDIC because of its “sexualized, boys’ club environment.” Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2024/05/07/fdic-toxic-workplace-investigation-harassment/

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Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was Google’s first female engineer—only because she tried to delete a recruiter email and accidentally opened it instead

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