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• YELP CEO ON WAGES FULL

"If you starve a pack of wolves and toss them a single steak, will they rip each other to shreds fighting over it? Definitely." "Have you ever seen an angry See's Candies customer?" "Your employee for your food delivery app that you spent $300 million to buy can't afford to buy food."

YELP CEO ON WAGES FULL

"Bread is a luxury to me, even though you've got a whole fridge full of it on the 8th floor."

Here are our favorite sentences from Talia Jane's letter: Talia Jane couldn't take it anymore, tossed her frustrated, rice-covered hands in the air, and let loose on the internet. Talia Jane's daily commute costs $11.30, and her monthly PG&E bill is $120 - if she turns on her heater. The 25-year old East Bay resident lists her rent as $1245, leaving $221 remaining from her monthly paychecks. She goes on to detail just how impossible it is for her to survive on $733.24 per paycheck.

In " An Open Letter to my CEO", Jane writes that she started at Yelp/Eat24 fresh from graduating with an English Lit degree, and was thus willing to take an entry level job in customer support. explain? - Lady Murderface February 20, 2016ģ/5 I've not been personally involved in Talia being let go and it was not because she posted a Medium letter directed at me.- Jeremy Stoppelman February 20, 2016 My manager and Natalia in HR (convenient!) said the letter violated terms of conduct & is why I was let go. The employee, Talia Jane, has since been fired from her job. A Yelp entry-level employee making $733.24 bi-weekly wrote an open (and very long) letter to Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman on Medium complaining of her paycheck, various company practices, and reliance on rice to survive.