Software Engineer shares why he was fired from his $500K+ job at StubHub

These are all super valid questions especially if the company and tech teams were looking to solve consumer issues and retain users by being a trustworthy platform but clearly that’s not a business goal.

For $500k, they can do whatever they wanna do to their business..

If you want to question everything why not startup your own company?

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Hey Siri, how do I fumble a career that nets $500k a year?

Saw this on TikTok, I feel so bad for him 😟

I was scammed in this exact way and out of $1000+ using their services — guarantee I’ll never be back after that experience

I’m today years old, have been saying Reddit wrong all this time

Yea for 500k you can’t mess something up like that, just do your job what you was hired to do

The scammers are working from the Inside Out. Too many questions not good for their bottom line

He’s not wrong, the company is - they care more about money than their consumers and this is why eventually they will crumble like many other businesses and corporations! I wish him the best.