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Don't do this. It conflates so many personal/professional things it fails to give any idea whether this company is objectively good or bad and just ends up maki
by betageek 10y ago
Don't do this. It conflates so many personal/professional things it fails to give any idea whether this company is objectively good or bad and just ends up making the author look massively unprofessional.
By all means call out a company, but don't write angry, keep it professional, and most importantly don't be a dick.
- kdamken 10y agoWhile I'm always in favor of not posting things about your professional life on social media, from the story he told it doesn't sound like he did anything wrong here. There are two sides to every story, but it seems like they kind of screwed him over by firing him after taking a sick day.
- ToPutItBluntly 10y agoI agree. I struggled with something recently and just decided there is no way to write about it without sounding like a whiner. Best just to move on and let it go. So that is what I'm doing. It sucks. Sometimes things just don't work out. But that is life. In the end, I often think these kinds of things, if channeled correctly, have have a positive impact. But one has to be open to stepping back and being honestly and thoughtfully critical of everyones actions including your own. Although I'd really like to read some examples of companies being called out without anger and with a professional tone (not doubting, just open to links if you have them).