There is misogyny in the Slack, sure. Let's not forget they still intend to release a product named Feynman. When this was announced, some women (including myself) complained, and this mostly fell on deaf ears except for some man who said like "I don't know anything about this but my friends used to be his neighbors and they liked him" then disappeared when a lady scrutinized him defending another man he knows nothing about.

I've also been treated like a sexual object by several colleagues outside of work settings.

But at least our CEO never said we need more masculine energy on Joe Rogan's show, and he installed a lot of powerful women in the C suite and board of directors.