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Yes but for all you know he could have just spent thousands sending him to conferences or some other specialized training only to have him turn around and quit
by Element_ 16y ago
Yes but for all you know he could have just spent thousands sending him to conferences or some other specialized training only to have him turn around and quit for a competitor. (I have no idea if that's the case but have seen things like that happen at other businesses) Either way it would be nice if hacker news didn't focus on this drama.
- jacquesm 16y agoI've been an employer, and even though stuff like that happens, that's life and you have to calculate that in. But Evan clearly does not seem to be aware of any reason like that, he's literally clearly confused about the amount of venom that gets thrown his way, for exercising a right that every employee has, to hand in their notice. To go to work for a large company like Yahoo and to be allowed to work on an open source project is in and off itself plenty of reason to switch and any mature employer would recognize that.