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Seems like he's looking for advice, not sympathy. Even he admits he didn't handle this the best way, but there's no shame in wanting to align your personal int
by psawaya 17y ago
Seems like he's looking for advice, not sympathy.
Even he admits he didn't handle this the best way, but there's no shame in wanting to align your personal interests with your daily work.
I think the real lesson to be learned here is not to be afraid to use the Facebook limited profile on people that aren't close friends or family.
- phugoid 17y agoPut yourself in the shoes of his employer, or of his colleagues who depend on him. Being enthusiastic about new technologies on the side is fine, but no excuse to do a half-assed job.
- psawaya 17y agoI agree, I just don't think tough love over the internet is really going to change his attitude. He knows he was a bad employee, and it wasn't as if he wrote his post bragging about how much slacking off he got away with before, how dumb his bosses are, etc.