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> For all we know, the guy might have done something quite bad. Ultimately it doesn't really matter; Jason has a poor reputation here anyway and, assuming this
by ErrantX 17y ago
> For all we know, the guy might have done something quite bad.
Ultimately it doesn't really matter; Jason has a poor reputation here anyway and, assuming this is the full email conversation, this goes a long way to proving why.
How you treat people that piss you off is important in any business; acting like that looks immature and hissy. Polite anger would seem the correct response (if he was angry) - otherwise it just looks like your throwing toys out of a pram.
- alain94040 17y agoFrom the source's mouth: "I've never worked with such a great team and learned so much in such a short period of time. I owe all of it to the opportunity you've given me, Jason and I thank you immensely for that." So we have a one-sided story, from a source who contradicts himself. I'd rather not jump to conclusions just yet.
- ErrantX 17y agoWhere is the contradiction there? It seems like a standard "it's been great but I have an even better opportunity to go for" email. In fact; it could well be complete bunk. He might have hated working there. But if so it's an example of how to deal with these situations - polite and positive.