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I know someone who did this. It was both so he could collect dual salaries for a while and because he wanted to try out his new job before quitting his old one.
by pyrophane 10y ago
I know someone who did this. It was both so he could collect dual salaries for a while and because he wanted to try out his new job before quitting his old one.
It turned out playing out much like what Patel describes with Ziegler. Manager at old job became suspicious when he became largely unresponsive and figured out what was going on, then fired him. I think he thought he could do both at once better than he was able to.
- coldcode 10y agoAt one job we had the director of security take a lot of vacation, at his level he didn't have to report it. A couple months later someone discovered he was working full time at another company and also taking a lot of vacation there as well. Eventually the CIO fired him once the details were known. Plus he sucked at security so no idea why he even had the job in the first place.
- r00fus 10y agoMan that's ballsy. Taking two jobs and vacations on both? Who the hell gets away with that? Was he trying to time slice multiple processes like an OS?