Eve Cornwell

Status
Thread locked. We start a new thread when they have over 1000 posts, click the blue button to see all threads for this topic and find the latest open thread.
New to Tattle Life? Click "Order Thread by Most Liked Posts" button below to get an idea of what the site is about:
hey guys i'm also a woman in tech - i use my computer for 12 hours a day researching shit on westlaw and using word doc on a daily. STEM who?
 
Reactions: 10
But she is not a woman in tech as she says in her instagram? Her linkedin says she's is a product manager, which is very different from actually working in tech.
I was thinking the same. Just because you work at a tech company in whatever position, you're not automatically a "woman in STEM/tech". But I guess it sounds cool

And this is coming from an actual STEM student, working as a technical project manager intern at an engineering and technology company. PM is not really "tech"
 
Reactions: 4
Eve just likes the label of tech as she thinks she’s the only one with the capability to change anything as someone who identities as queer and she thinks she can “disrupt” what they do, she’s sorely mistaken
 
Reactions: 6
Eve just likes the label of tech as she thinks she’s the only one with the capability to change anything as someone who identities as queer and she thinks she can “disrupt” what they do, she’s sorely mistaken
She's not like the other girls
 
Reactions: 11
Eve just likes the label of tech as she thinks she’s the only one with the capability to change anything as someone who identities as queer and she thinks she can “disrupt” what they do, she’s sorely mistaken
For someone who's said in a previous video that she doesn't like labels... she sure gives herself a lot of labels. #womenintech #queer #stateschooleducated #changingtheworld
 
Reactions: 15
She's not like the other girls
She's not like the other lawyers

It's comical how Eve's linkedin background is, "changing the way you think about law and tech" but what has she exactly changed? Or inspired people to think differently about law? What?
 
Reactions: 9
New poster here - didn’t really follow Eve but had an awareness of who she was. Happened to bump into her in real life - can confirm
she gave off narcissist vibes. She also wasn’t wearing a mask lol (in a country that is v strict about this too)

After that experience, asked people I know who work with her - they all said they had heard rumours she wasn’t great at her job
 
Reactions: 13
Sounds like a typical social media person, all hype no substance! I've a blanket dislike of all of them
 
Reactions: 9
I feel like she would be a lot less annoying if she wasn't so pretentious and overdramatic about everything she does. I think it is important and valid to address the problems and insecurities that come with making a career change after working so hard towards one specific goal. but she could have been a lot more chill about that in her video. with eve, I always feel like I get her point and to some extent agree with what she wants to say but find the HOW she brings that point across unbelievably annoying.

I wonder if her whole friendship circle is like this, if one of my friends acted this self-important I'd be so annoyed
 
Reactions: 9
Eve just likes the label of tech as she thinks she’s the only one with the capability to change anything as someone who identities as queer and she thinks she can “disrupt” what they do, she’s sorely mistaken
I'm happy for her that she's able to be out as her gay self and find a girlfriend, we love to see that, but she seems to have made it her entire personality to be the 'quirky queer' and I just don't like it.
 
Reactions: 13
It's possibly a bit petty of me but I remember in one of her older videos (while she was at uni) she essentially said that she picked to study law because it seemed to include things she was interested in and she wasn't really sure what she wanted to study

That's fine, but I hardly then see being a solicitor a 'dream career'. Honestly, I think she was possibly pressured into taking that path by the general environment at uni. Unis don't seem to discuss the alternative paths one can take too much with law, and there's obviously a huge focus on being a solicitor/barrister
 
Reactions: 5
Meanwhile her friend Raina seems to be thriving in her law job. I always thought she came across well in the tidbits we used to see of her in Eve's videos.
 
Reactions: 3
Meanwhile her friend Raina seems to be thriving in her law job. I always thought she came across well in the tidbits we used to see of her in Eve's videos.
What is she doing? I don't really know anything about her friends

How did she give off narcissistic vibes? Did she come across as arrogant?
 
After that experience, asked people I know who work with her - they all said they had heard rumours she wasn’t great at her job
I hope that didn't majorly factor into her choice to walk away from law i.e. if she couldn't be the best lawyer ever then she wanted to walk away. Totally relate to leaving if you aren't passionate anymore though.
 
I hope that didn't majorly factor into her choice to walk away from law i.e. if she couldn't be the best lawyer ever then she wanted to walk away. Totally relate to leaving if you aren't passionate anymore though.
Just my impression, but she never seemed to be driven by the pure need to be the best (unlike other studytubers like Ruby or Holly, who are clearly obsessed with it) and seemed to be very pragmatic about it during her studies (talking about her grades and achievements mostly in the context of employability etc.) and also in her recent video. So I - personally - wouldn't think it was a big factor in the decision beyond the general association between "being good at something" and "being passionate".
 
Last edited:
Reactions: 6
I hope that didn't majorly factor into her choice to walk away from law i.e. if she couldn't be the best lawyer ever then she wanted to walk away. Totally relate to leaving if you aren't passionate anymore though.
Is there a chance she was actually "made" to leave the team? Especially if she wasn't performing. Though from what I remember she's still in linklaters?
 
Reactions: 5
Law school humbles you a bit as well when it comes to wanting to be the 'best'. Obviously, it's not the only hard degree out there, but it's tough and you find yourself surrounded by students who were also the top of their class so you're not stand-out anymore. Then on top of that, you're told that good grades don't matter if you have no employability.

If she made her decision because she's passionate about something else, good for her. I'm just worried that, because she made such a public proclamation about her decision, she'll find it very hard to go back to law if she ever changes her mind
 
Reactions: 5
Status
Thread locked. We start a new thread when they have over 1000 posts, click the blue button to see all threads for this topic and find the latest open thread.
Cookies are required to use this site. You must accept them to continue using the site. Learn more…