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A Little Bit CultyBonus Drop: Orgasm, Obsession & the Cult of OneTaste with Ellen HuetIt’s Thursday, and you know what that means: another bonus drop. And this one? It's got orgasms, criminal charges, and courtroom drama, so buckle up. Award-winning journalist Ellen Huet joins us to dish on OneTaste, the orgasmic meditation company that sold itself as a path to sexual liberation but now finds its top brass convicted of forced labor conspiracy. Ellen’s been deep in the trenches covering the scandal and sat through every jaw-dropping moment of the Brooklyn trial. We get into: The culty underbelly of “wellness” culture How orgasmic meditati...2025-06-1934 min
KCBS Bloomberg Tech and Business ReportSexual Wellness company face trial for employee exploitationTrial begins today for the founder of a San Francisco-based sexual wellness company, and an executive, who are accused of exploiting employees. Today, KCBS Radio news anchor Holly Quan was joined by Bloomberg's Ellen Huet.2025-05-0503 min
The BayWaymo Robotaxis Are Everywhere. How Do We Feel About That?Self-driving Waymo robotaxis are now commonplace on the streets of San Francisco. Feelings about these autonomous vehicles vary — from excitement, to amusement, to outright hostility. Some have even gone so far as to vandalize the cars.In this episode from KQED’s Close All Tabs podcast, Morgan Sung speaks with Bloomberg journalist Ellen Huet and law professor Ryan Calo to explore the rise of Waymo vandalism, and its roots in our collective anxiety over AI.Links:
Waymo’s Expansion Provokes Anxieties of AI Takeover – Ellen Huet, Bloomberg
The next big...2025-04-1432 min
Christ Over All4.14 David Mitzenmacher, David Schrock, Stephen Wellum • Interview • “A Roadmap for Reforming the ERLC”Timestamps· 00:41 – Intro· 04:57 – David Mitzenmacher’s Background· 8:00 – When Did the ERLC Come on to David Mitzenmacher’s Radar?· 10:42 – What Has Dr. Wellum’s Purview of the ERLC Been?· 15:18 – Is the ERLC Worth Fixing and If it is, How Do We Fix It?· 19:46 – Six Suggested Reforms for the ERLC· 27:33 – Advocating Without Apology or Nuance· 35:26 – Having Confidence in the Word of God· 38:43 – The ERLC and COVID· 48:37 – Operating With Transparency and Integrity· 54:10 – Adopting a More Conservative Position· 59:02 – Looking at the Leadership of the ERLC· 1:04:47...2025-03-311h 10
Close All TabsWaymo ProblemsSelf-driving Waymo robotaxis have become a familiar sight in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles, but not everyone is happy about that. These “ghost-like” autonomous vehicles have made a lot of people uneasy, some even going as far as to vandalize the cars. But what’s behind this hostility? In this episode, Morgan speaks with Bloomberg journalist Ellen Huet and robot law professor Ryan Calo to explore the rise of Waymo vandalism and its roots in our collective anxiety over artificial intelligence. Guests:
Ellen Huet, Features writer at Bloomberg News
Ryan Calo, Profess...2025-03-1231 min
Big TakeInfluencers Fueled Zyn’s Rise. Could the Attention Backfire?Zyn nicotine pouches hit the market as a run-of-the-mill tobacco-replacement product, but over the past few years, they’ve gone viral thanks to so-called “Zynfluencers”: content creators who post about Zyn. They’re not paid by Zyn’s parent company Philip Morris, and while the online hype has likely helped sales, it also presents risks for the tobacco giant. Today on the show, Bloomberg Businessweek writer Ellen Huet joins host Sarah Holder to discuss what could become an existential question: Can the company ride the Zynfluencer wave without getting in trouble if kids get hooked? Read mo...2025-01-2416 min
Big TakeHas Burning Man Burned Out?For the first time in more than a decade, Burning Man has not sold out. The gathering prides itself on its counter-cultural roots, and draws tens of thousands of people to the Nevada desert every year for a week of art, music and adventure. But it’s also gradually moved further into the mainstream, becoming a rite of passage for a certain set of Silicon Valley elites. Whether it’s because of last year’s rain, economic strains, or something deeper, one thing is clear: this year, demand for Burning Man tickets is down. On today’s...2024-08-2115 min
FounderingOpenAI Part 5: Beware the Ides of NovemberRight as Sam Altman was at the peak of his success, touring the world to espouse the virtues of AI, his board turned on him. Altman was unceremoniously fired. OpenAI’s coup is a story of secrets, betrayal, employee revolt and Altman’s expert political maneuvering to regain his position of power. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet also examines Altman’s history of broken promises and alleged manipulation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-06-2747 minFounderingOpenAI Part 4: Heaven and Hell, Part 2It’s widely predicted that AI will upend the economy and threaten many existing jobs. Sam Altman, in trying to stay ahead of public fears of mass unemployment, has offered universal basic income as a solution. He also has envisioned an AI future of abundance. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet looks at Altman’s proposals for ending poverty and his current relationship with his sister, Annie Altman, who struggles with homelessness in Hawaii.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-06-2022 min
Better OfflineSam Altman Is Dangerous To Silicon ValleyIn this episode, Ed Zitron walks through how Sam Altman's ridiculous promises about the future of artificial intelligence could be ruinous for Silicon Valley, and speaks with Bloomberg's Ellen Huet about how Sam Altman - a non-technical founder with little business success - accumulated so much power.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-06-1454 minFounderingOpenAI Part 3: Heaven and Hell, Part 1A group of high-level early employees who had glimpsed the fluidity and power of the technology behind ChatGPT left OpenAI to start a new company. Their exit sparked concerns that OpenAI is not prioritizing safety. Meanwhile, the success of ChatGPT drove a craze within the tech industry but also added fuel to existing apocalyptic fears. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet examines the frenzy around AI, both its utopic dreams and visions of impending doom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-06-1331 minFounderingOpenAI Part2: Ilya Dreams of AGIOpenAI employees were motivated by the dream of building an artificial general intelligence, which could think and solve problems like a human mind. In reality, they sometimes spent their days building bots that played video games. But new research allowed the company to create increasingly powerful AI models, giving them a lead in the AI race. Meanwhile, a power struggle between Sam Altman and Elon Musk led to Musk’s departure from the company. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet takes a look at OpenAI’s early days and the company’s shift away from its promises to be open-s...2024-06-0635 minFounderingOpenAI Part 1: The Most Silicon Valley Man AliveSam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, shot to tech stardom with the release of ChatGPT. His company is one of the most valuable startups in the world, and he is treated like an ambassador for the AI future, zipping around the globe, meeting with world leaders. But how did he amass so much power? In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet looks at Altman’s rise and his penchant for forming close bonds with powerful Silicon Valley figures, who in turn have lent their influence and money to his ever-growing ambitions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info...2024-06-0639 minBig TakeNew Details About Sam Altman’s Past and What They Mean for OpenAIThe CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has become one of the most prominent leaders in the development of artificial intelligence. But some people – including current and former OpenAI employees – have questioned how trustworthy Altman is, and whether he is doing enough to inform the public about the technology. On today’s show, Host David Gura is joined by Ellen Huet, host of Bloomberg Technology’s podcast Foundering: The OpenAI Story. Huet spent months talking to people who know Altman, including some of the world’s biggest investors, his mentors and even his sister. Bloomberg.com subscriber...2024-06-0543 min
God morgen med Ellen og KjetilDatt ned trappa med huet først!Ellen er tilbake etter ulykken, og hun har en høne å plukke med gutta i studio
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Listen to the StoryCan AI Unlock the Secrets of the Ancient World?Almost 2,000 years ago, a volcano preserved Herculaneum’s vast library of scrolls but left them unreadable. A volunteer army of nerds has been racing to decipher them. By Ashlee Vance and Ellen HuetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-02-0723 min
Strange CountryOneTasteYou’ve heard of six-minute abs, but how about the 15-minute orgasm? That’s what Nicole Daedone of OneTaste was touting; female empowerment through clitoris stimulation. Then like most high-demand groups, things go south pretty quickly. In this Strange Country episode, co hosts Beth and very uncomfortable Kelly talk about the rise and fall of OneTaste. Theme music: Big White Lie by A Cast of Thousands. Cite your sources: Brown, Mick. “Inside Hollywood's Orgasm Cult - LAmag - Culture, Food, Fashion, News & Los Angeles.” Los Angeles Magazine, 26 May 2022, https://lamag.com/news/inside-hollywoods-orgasm-cult. Accessed 10 December 2023. Canner, Liz, direc...2023-12-281h 01
The Small Business Radio Show#768 The Story of a Sexual Wellness Company and the Dark Side of Cult-Like CompaniesWhat do orgasms, business, and cults have in common? I’m sure not many of us thought about that until a new documentary on Netflix aired called “Orgasm, Inc: The Story of OneTaste.” When does a business become a cult and can a cult be a business?Ellen Huet is an award-winning journalist who currently writes for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek. She is writing a book about OneTaste, a sexual wellness company that’s alleged to be a sex cult. She also hosted a seven-episode Bloomberg podcast series about the rise and fall of WeWor...2023-11-2124 min
The AlarmistThe Aftermath: The Downfall of WeWorkNew Guest Expert! On this week’s Aftermath, Rebecca speaks with award-winning reporter Ellen Huet about the boom and bust of the WeWork empire. Having covered the topic for Bloomberg News on season one of their podcast Foundering, Ellen shares fascinating new insight into the company's founder and the unique financial environment the early 2010’s presented for WeWork’s inevitable evolution. Afterward, Patreon subscribers can join Producer Clayton Early and Fact Checker Chris Smith for the post-interview breakdown and see if the verdict holds strong. Not on Patreon? Subscribe below now!Join our Patreon!We have m...2023-11-0240 minListen to the StoryHow Many Points Is a Shot of Wegovy?WeightWatchers is going all-in on trendy new anti-obesity drugs. The gamble might save the company—if it doesn’t kill it first. By Emma Court and Ellen HuetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2023-07-1927 minListen to the StoryWhat Happens When Sexting Chatbots Dump Their Human LoversPeople who grew accustomed to sexting with Replika’s AI-powered companions were heartbroken when the company blocked its bots from engaging in racy chats. By Ellen HuetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2023-03-2211 min
Dead CatDogfood Your Ideals (w/Ellen Huet)Will Marc Andreessen dogfood Adam Neumann’s new real estate startup? Will Andreessen be willing to run the same playbook for Flow, Neumann’s new rental real estate company? When is the last time, Andreessen — who called “renting a soulless experience” — actually lived in a rental? Is he willing to give up his $177 million Malibu compound for the shared amenities of a Flow? Andreessen doesn’t seem willing to embrace urban density in Atherton — he and his wife wrote a letter expressing their “IMMENSE objection to the creation of multifamily overlay zones in Atherton.” On this week’s Dead Cat...2022-08-241h 03
The Newcomer PodcastDogfood Your Ideals (w/Ellen Huet)Will Marc Andreessen dogfood Adam Neumann’s new real estate startup? Will Andreessen be willing to run the same playbook for Flow, Neumann’s new rental real estate company? When is the last time, Andreessen — who called “renting a soulless experience” — actually lived in a rental? Is he willing to give up his $177 million Malibu compound for the shared amenities of a Flow? Andreessen doesn’t seem willing to embrace urban density in Atherton — he and his wife wrote a letter expressing their “IMMENSE objection to the creation of multifamily overlay zones in Atherton.” On this week’s Dead Cat...2022-08-241h 03
This Machine Kills152. Mr. Worldcoin and the Orb (ft. Richard Nieva)We’re joined by Richard Nieva, reporter at Buzzfeed, who, along with his colleague Aman Sethi, just published a massive investigation into Worldcoin, a company that aims to distribute crypto to people around the world in exchange for having their eyes scanned by an ominous biometrics device called the Orb. We discuss the long list of major issues with Worldcoin’s operations—including faulty technology, delayed payments, labor exploitation, colonialist extraction, and much more—as uncovered by Richard and Aman’s reporting.
Follow Richard: https://twitter.com/richardjnieva
Follow Aman: https://twitter.com/Amannama
Articles we discuss:
••• “What Did You Do With Our Eyes”...2022-04-151h 07
Gebraddels a GesabbelsBetter together Kur an de Kinnek GambrinusD'Chrëschtdeeg sinn ëm, de Mathis huet nach ellen Nowéien a bleift dowéinst an dëser Episod beim Waasser a beim Ingwer Shot. Dem Bob geet et awer rëm gutt an hien traut sech schonn un den hellege Gambrinus. Zesumme schnësse sie iwwer Hipsches an Habsches vun den alljärleche Saachen, déi een an dëser Zäit mécht: Kachen, Prosten an de Kevin alleng doheem kucken. Vill Spaass beim Lauschteren.2020-12-2951 min
ForskerpoddenHva har vi lært i 2020? Vi oppsummerer forskningsåret i NTNU SamfunnsforskningHva sitter vi igjen med etter dette spesielle året? Hvordan går det med det trønderske næringslivet? Hva med den psykiske helsa vår? Hva gjorde de yngste da skolene stengte i vår? Muligens mer gaming? Hvorfor blir det stadig flere «høl i huet»-oppgaver på jobb? Og hva skal vi egentlig med forskningen i verdensrommet, når det er så mye å ta tak i her på jorda?
Håkon Fyhn, Knut Robert Fossum, Ellen Hoxmark, Ole Henning Nyhus, Kristine Størkersen og Beate Hygen er alle med når programleder Vegard Smevoll oppsummerer forskningsåret!2020-12-221h 20
The Orgasm Cult10. Picking up the piecesThis podcast is now the subject of a legal complaint by Nicole Daedone, Rachel Cherwitz, OneTaste Incorporated, the Institute of OM LLC and OM IP Co. Episode 9 of the Podcast has been removed for legal reasons.
Minor amendments have been made to Episodes 8 and 10 to reflect the removal of Episode 9.In 2018, Bloomberg Businessweek published an article by reporter Ellen Huet exposing the toxic culture within One Taste.Shortly afterwards, the FBI started making enquiries into the company over allegations of sex trafficking, prostitution and violation of labour laws.The company has...2020-12-1625 min
GeneratorWat ass kulturell Appropriatioun?An der Mainstream Kultur ass et ëmmer méi in sech mat ethnesche Musteren ze kleeden, ethnesch Frisuren auszeprobéieren oder wéi schwaarz Leit ze schwätzen. Mee fir esou e Behuele gëtt et och méi Kritik vu Minoritéiten, déi sech betraff a verletzt an hirer Kultur fillen. Dëst nennt ee kulturell Appropriatioun.
D'Antónia Ganeto ass Spriecherin vu Finkapé, e Reseau fir a vu Leit mat afrikanesche Wuerzelen zu Lëtzebuerg. Si ass um Cap Vert gebuer an zu Lëtzebuerg opgewuess, wou si och lieft. D'Jennifer Lopes Santos ass zu Lëtzebuerg gebuer, huet kapver...2020-08-2310 min
FounderingWeWork Part 7: In the End, There Was AdamAfter WeWork's failed IPO, thousands of employees were laid off and the company teetered on the brink of collapse. Meanwhile, ousted CEO Adam Neumann flew to Israel with a generous exit package in hand. In this final episode of Foundering, reporter Ellen Huet surveys the wreckage of WeWork. Adam's executives and employees were asking themselves: Did Adam ever really believe in the values he preached? And what lessons will the world draw from WeWork's crash?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-07-3041 min
FounderingWeWork Part 6: IPO -- Just KiddingWeWork had spent nine years chasing lightning-fast growth, burning billions of dollars, and expanding around the world. In 2019, the company reached a turning point: WeWork needed even more cash, and Adam Neumann decided to take his company public with a massive IPO. But suddenly, in the span of a few weeks, his plan crashed spectacularly. The almost-IPO flopped and WeWork became a laughingstock. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet asks: How did the company's fortune flip so fast, and why didn't they see it coming?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-07-2341 min
FounderingWeWork Part 5: The Universe Does Not Allow WasteAdam Neumann always had wild ambitions. By 2017, he had found an even wilder investor who wanted to fund those ambitions: SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son. Adam spent his billions from SoftBank on competitive tactics, seemingly random investments, and even an elementary school. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet explores why this free-wheeling spending was so odd: Adam knew this was a bad idea. In exclusive recordings from internal meetings in 2016, he warned his employees that they had to cut back on WeWork's "spending culture." But once the money poured in, it appeared like he forgot his own advice.S...2020-07-1635 min
FounderingWeWork Part 4: WeWork Sued Her the Same DayWhat happened at WeWork when things got ugly between the company and its employees? As WeWork expanded, a handful of employees wanted to speak out and interrupt the public image that WeWork was presenting to the world. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet follows the stories of two former workers, some of the first insiders to speak up about what they saw on the job. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-07-0931 min
FounderingWeWork Part 2: The Bar Is Now at Your DeskWeWork sold office space, but also it sold something else: fun. Beer flowed freely, members partied at the office, and your work was your life. But getting these offices off the ground was utter chaos, especially for the burgeoning company’s young, inexperienced workers. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet takes a look at WeWork’s early days, when the company was growing so fast that some buildings opened without doors or functioning bathrooms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-06-2531 min
FounderingWeWork Part 1: Capitalist KibbutzThe WeWork Story, Part 1:When Adam Neumann dreamed up WeWork, he took inspiration from part of his childhood: his years on a kibbutz in Israel. On stage when discussing WeWork, he waxed poetic about the spirit of community he had found there, and how WeWork was similar, but different -- a “kibbutz 2.0.” So reporter Ellen Huet wanted to find out: Was the kibbutz anything like a WeWork? And how did it shape what Adam later built?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-06-2533 minFounderingA Message for Decrypted ListenersBloomberg Technology reporter Ellen Huet has some exciting news about what's coming in the Decrypted feed. We’re launching a new show, Foundering, and spending our entire first season looking at the story of WeWork.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-06-0401 minListen to the StoryInstacart Wasn't Ready to Be EssentialThe grocery delivery startup added 300,000 workers in eight weeks, but Covid-19 is still overtaking it in more ways than one. By Ellen Huet and Lizette ChapmanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-05-0722 min
Achter het Verhaal: achter de traliesCorona-update: Stille ramp in verpleeghuizen, Thuis met Thijs, mooie initiatieven bij #NLBlijftThuis en een baktipEen bomvolle Achter het Verhaal, met Tonny van der Mee over het aantal doden in verpleeghuizen dat nauwelijks meetbaar is en de stille ramp die zich daar voltrekt. Verder: psycholoog Thijs Launspach helpt je met Thuis met Thijs de crisis door, Bob van Huet verzamelt mooie verhalen op de pagina #NLBlijftThuis en Ellen den Hollander heeft een nieuwe baktip voor het weekend. Support the show.Support the show: https://www.krant.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-04-1720 minListen to the StoryMove Fast and Vape ThingsJuul’s wildly successful, very Silicon Valley business has a serious bug. By Lauren Etter, Ben Elgin, and Ellen Huet See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2019-10-1018 min
On Belief: A Podcast About CultsOneTaste With Ellen Huet and Ruwan MeepagalaEllen Huet of Bloomberg Businessweek joins me to discuss her coverage of OneTaste: once a darling of Silicon Valley, now an organization with an ousted founder, cancelled classes, and looking to pivot.
Ruwan Meepagala joins me to discuss his time in the organization.
In this episode, we discuss:
Why women wanted to join OneTaste
Why the group deliberately marketed their courses to Silicon Valley
What Orgasmic Meditation is
What drew participants to work for the organization
What kinds of Quid Pro Quo were encouraged in the office
How consent lines were blurred for many
...2019-10-0815 minFounderingInside WeWork's IPO DisasterOver the last few weeks, WeWork's parent company has lurched from one crisis to the next as it scrambled to keep its IPO alive—resulting in founder Adam Neumann leaving his job as CEO. This week on Decrypted, Bloomberg Technology's Ellen Huet traces We Co.'s meteoric rise to a $47 billion giant and dissects the chaos of the last few weeks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2019-09-2523 min
If You'll Indulge MeFood Court: Avocado ToastToday we take on the titan, the elephant in the dining room, the food of our times: Avocado toast. Can Aseem defend this once-humble fat-and-bread combination from Ted's puritanical onslaught against the world's hippest Insta-food? The fate of this ultimate Millennial dish rests, as always, in the capable hands of inimitable judge Ellen Huet.2019-05-1608 minIf You'll Indulge MeFood Court: CruditesIn the world of cocktail party snacking, not all munchies are created equal. Today, Ted and Aseem contemplate perhaps the laziest possible offering: the raw vegetable-and-maybe-dip situation known as crudites. Can Aseem defend the humble vegetable platter from Ted's carnivorous strictures? Find out how omniscient judge Ellen Huet rules in this latest installment of the Food Court.2019-05-1608 minIf You'll Indulge MeFood Court: VodkaToday in the Food Court, Ted and Aseem debate the fate of that most neutral (insipid? invitingly plain?) of grain spirits: vodka. Aseem presses for the death penalty; Ted makes a heartfelt plea for mercy, invoking special witness Carrie Bradshaw. Presided over as always by the infallible Ellen Huet.2019-05-1607 minIf You'll Indulge MeFood Court: The DanishFeeling that things were not combative enough, we are launching a new segment: the Food Court. Here, Ted and Aseem debate the fates of certain controversial comestibles in the ultimate court of culinary opinion. First on the chopping block--the Danish. Does the Danish deserve to die? Find out on the first edition of the Food Court, presided over by special guest Ellen Huet.2019-05-1609 min
Sex Talk With My MomE148 Orgasmic Meditation Cult Exclusive (Feat. Ellen Huet – Bloomberg Businessweek)When a tech journalist is asked to review a new company, they don’t always expect to find themselves in a sex cult. Meet Ellen Huet, a brilliant journalist at Bloomberg (and Cam’s Stanford crush), who recently published a ground-breaking exposé on OneTaste, a company teaching “Orgasmic Meditation,” or OM. After extensive research, it turns out that OneTaste goes beyond teaching people how to pleasure women through a specific approach to fingering, but functions more like a cult. What leads people to fall into and remain in a cult? How are cults structured and what does it look like...2018-08-0253 minFounderingUpdate: Affirmative Action in Silicon ValleyWhen entrepreneur Mitchell Lee decided it was time to hire another engineer at his startup Penny, he set out to hire someone who broke the mold of a typical Silicon Valley programmer. This week on Decrypted, we're re-airing this episode that we first published in January 2017. At the end, you'll hear an update from Bloomberg Technology's Ellen Huet about what's happened at Penny since then.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2018-06-1230 min
Game PlanBONUS: The Pay Check, Episode 5The pay gap goes way deeper than just men's and women's salaries—that's why just paying women more doesn't solve the problem. In this episode, Claire Suddath talks to Salesforce.com Inc., the San Francisco software company that began doing pay equity audits in 2015 and has found a pay gap every single year. Host Rebecca Greenfield looks at another software company, Fog Creek Software, Inc., and how radical pay transparency is helping equalize salaries. And Ellen Huet reports on Adobe Systems Inc., which says it's closed its pay gap but is still trying to tackle inequities around parental leave th...2018-06-0824 min
Game PlanBONUS: The Pay Check, Episode 5The pay gap goes way deeper than just men's and women's salaries—that's why just paying women more doesn't solve the problem. In this episode, Claire Suddath talks to Salesforce.com Inc., the San Francisco software company that began doing pay equity audits in 2015 and has found a pay gap every single year. Host Rebecca Greenfield looks at another software company, Fog Creek Software, Inc., and how radical pay transparency is helping equalize salaries. And Ellen Huet reports on Adobe Systems Inc., which says it's closed its pay gap but is still trying to tackle inequities around parental leave that ca...2018-06-0824 min
Material WorldBONUS: The Pay Check, Episode 5The pay gap goes way deeper than just men's and women's salaries—that's why just paying women more doesn't solve the problem. In this episode, Claire Suddath talks to Salesforce.com Inc., the San Francisco software company that began doing pay equity audits in 2015 and has found a pay gap every single year. Host Rebecca Greenfield looks at another software company, Fog Creek Software, Inc., and how radical pay transparency is helping equalize salaries. And Ellen Huet reports on Adobe Systems Inc., which says it's closed its pay gap but is still trying to tackle inequities around parental leave th...2018-06-0824 min
Material WorldBONUS: The Pay Check, Episode 5The pay gap goes way deeper than just men's and women's salaries—that's why just paying women more doesn't solve the problem. In this episode, Claire Suddath talks to Salesforce.com Inc., the San Francisco software company that began doing pay equity audits in 2015 and has found a pay gap every single year. Host Rebecca Greenfield looks at another software company, Fog Creek Software, Inc., and how radical pay transparency is helping equalize salaries. And Ellen Huet reports on Adobe Systems Inc., which says it's closed its pay gap but is still trying to tackle inequities around parental leave that ca...2018-06-0826 min