I don't know if her plan was to marry him. She may have been going for climbing the organizational ladder. She was dating yet another Google exec, when it was found out and he left for another company. She recently became a marketing manager for their newest, most high profile product, at age 26. Quite a resume stuffer. She probably wanted a top management position. Now, with her noteriety, I am not sure how marketable she will be in Silicon Valley.
True enough. Her generation isn’t much interested in fidelity overall. Their own or that of others.
She’s probably not really emotionally invested in him other than his ability promote her interests and career.
You’re the first one to get it right on this thread.
This is a common-enough situation in Silly Valley to become a stereotype. She’s not the first female to sleep her way into the ranks of management with little to no experience, and won’t be the last.
When they gain this type of rep inside (and now outside) a company, they become like political nuclear waste. No one wants to mess with the situation, for fear of some “harassment” lawsuit, but no one ever wants her on another team. So they’re just left in place until they figure it out, then they quietly leave for someplace else.