Puris accused ByteDance chairman Lidong Zhang of aggressively forcing her out of the company because she 'lacked the docility and meekness specifically required of female employees.' She also alleged experiencing retaliation after reporting sexual harassment to the company.
According to her complaint, by early 2021, Beijing-based ByteDance executives, including Zhang, 'began reasserting more control over TikTok's day-to-day operations.' These executives, Puris said, required bi-monthly meetings with senior executives to report on their teams' progress in hitting company targets.
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