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Cyndaquil28 posted...

https://medium.com/@sara_christensen/a-statement-from-sara-christensen-of-kickass-masterminds-6dbe3ad17490
Funny that the business owner choose to apologize after turning everyone against her. She wouldn't be apologizing if her little stunt hadn't spread throughout the world causing her business to fall apart.

In a very human moment, I made an error in judgment by posting to my Instagram stories about a job applicants online persona.

To anyone watching: I am a great case study in what NOT to do.

To Ms. Clow: I apologize for my behavior. I intended you no harm. I should never have made that post.

To those I serve through my business and who have trusted my counsel: Many of you have been affected by this very avoidable event. There are no words to describe how sorry I am that you have felt the consequences of my poor decision. You deserve better and Ive let you down. I will do my best to earn back your trust.

I have absolutely learned a lesson in this event, and while Im not ready to publicly address it in detail, I will let you know if or when that changes.

What a fucking generic, meaningless press release of an apology.
Yes, she obviously intended her harm, that's fucking bs to claim otherwise.
"Not ready to publicly address it in detail" -- ok, so basically "I don't want to have to demonstrate I know why it was wrong, but it'd be nice if everyone would get off my back about it."

How hard is it to say, "there's nothing wrong with posting pictures of yourself in a swim suit at the pool and acting like that's a problem was rather Puritanical of me"?
Or, "I shouldn't have publicly shared someone's private photos to the world to humiliate her"?
Or, "People are allowed to have private lives outside of work and I never should've implied there was a problem with that"?

Or so on.... She was pretty fucking wrong on a lot of counts, so there's a bucket load of specific things she could've apologized for.