at one Silicon Valley firm, for example, I was doing a late night physical data discovery because... executive men had setup a blackmail operation where they would hire attractive young women, invite them to house parties to drug and rape them with photos and then control them at the workplace. let's just say back in the day it was very cloak and dagger to try and catch high office predators. the work was dangerous and very hard. I can close my eyes and see that guy's Porsche headlights at midnight racing up the parking lot... the blinking lights of my dd operation... I wasn't going to get out in time. despite landing a smoking gun on the HR desk, that company refused to prosecute the perps because executive privilege or such. ex-cop head of physical security resigned over it in protest. later one of the same execs was caught by the SEC for other crimes. IP theft forensics was like a walk in the park: headlines, high fives, high pay. but stopping crimes against women... some of the most difficult work I've ever done and completely secret. https://www.hercampus.com/culture/google-employees-stage-global-walkout-protest-payouts-executives-accused-sexual/