After a former Uber engineer detailed her account of sexual harassment while working there for about a year, New York Times reporter Mike Isaac dug into the story and got the goods. His exposé describes an Ayn Randian work environment filled with aggressive jerks, in which one could absolutely imagine impunity for sexual harassment being an accepted norm.
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