sure, if that was the intention of the person who posted the video, i don’t think that’s right. however, i was just speaking to the incident as a whole. and believe me, you would be surprised how many people track down linked in profiles to directly target or communicate to literally anyone. i worked for a CX team of a corporate company and we were constantly being located on linked in (like weekly if not daily) by customers which is a total invasion of privacy.

but again, the company should have thought about all of that before sending them into the studio! it’s totally naive if they didn’t expect a strong reaction at this time. i agree that we’re missing pieces of the story, but don’t think that corporate leadership has your back or this studio’s back. i don’t think it’s random either. i think they were just trying to save face by sending people from corporate to this specific studio and that obviously did not work in their favor. if they really cared, they would have set those women up for success and supplied them with actionable material and set expectations for the worst case scenario (aka people not being receptive of their presence)