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I am a firm believer in the military 'need-to-know' philosophy. Your managers had no 'need-to-know' your future plans, especially since those plans were seeming
by ImTalking 11y ago
I am a firm believer in the military 'need-to-know' philosophy. Your managers had no 'need-to-know' your future plans, especially since those plans were seemingly not concrete. And more importantly, you should not have told them so close to a vesting date. C'est la vie.
Question though: do they owe you a half year salary, or did you waive this?
- terminatedguy 11y agoWe all didn't take salaries
- ImTalking 11y agoThis would help out if you pursued a lawsuit. But remember: civil lawsuits have nothing to do with right/wrong, only who has the deepest pockets.
- CamatHN 11y agoThis plainly is not true. Ignore this comment OP.
- ImTalking 11y agoFine. Ignore it. But the OP seems very young based on his decisions, so maybe, just maybe it is worthwhile telling him that the world sometimes is not just. Just because he may have a 'case', doesn't mean anything. It all depends on how important this lawsuit would be to the company. They may be in a funding phase or trying to sell company, and don't want the hassle so they will settle, or they don't want to lose this lawsuit as all the other employees (who may be as naive) would then claim against the company. So you don't know anything about the company, and your statement that I am wrong, is wrong.