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Would you do the same for embezzlement? Jobs are jobs, not training programs. It's not wrong to expect someone to just be able to do their job without opening
by kaitai 10y ago
Would you do the same for embezzlement?
Jobs are jobs, not training programs. It's not wrong to expect someone to just be able to do their job without opening the company up to lawsuits. People are fired for incompetence of all kinds -- no one is guaranteed a job. And do you really want to spend an hour a week discussing with this guy that MILF isn't appropriate workplace language and then checking in with all the coworkers to make sure he's not secretly getting away with more? What a waste of company resources on an adult who certainly knows better.
- maxcan 10y agoembezzlement is a felony. > Jobs are jobs, not training programs. As a manager, I'd say this couldn't be more false. Learning and development is a critical part of any job and if your manager isn't actively concerned with helping your L&D, look for a new one. Also, if it were an "hour a week" he wouldn't last more than a very few weeks.