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Ellen Pao

The former Reddit CEO may have lost her 2015 discrimination suit against venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins, but she’s moving ahead with her mission

You write in your new book, Reset, about how Kleiner Perkins tried to get you into arbitration, which would have kept your case private. Why did you say no? Arbitration is generally part of most employee contracts at large companies in most industries. I think it hinders the free flow of information. It’s supposed to be designed to allow for faster,

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