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There are no rules for how to resign, or for how to accept a resignation, except that of treating the other person as you yourself would expect to be treated in
by grellas 17y ago
There are no rules for how to resign, or for how to accept a resignation, except that of treating the other person as you yourself would expect to be treated in like circumstances. Both parties here went out of their way to provoke and then needlessly made a public issue of it.
- jgg 17y agoI haven't really been following this entire storyline, because quite frankly, it seems trivial and unimportant to me. So please forgive my ignorance when I ask, how did the employee's original e-mail come off as provocative?
- grellas 17y agoNot the email itself - the posting on the web, with some gratuitous commentary, was unnecessarily provocative (I have not followed this closely either, for the same reasons you mention, and so I hope I have this fact right).
- jgg 17y agoAh, okay.
- hga 17y agoI suspect he wouldn't have published the exchanges if Calacanis hadn't blown up so severely. For that matter, if Calacanis had been nice and professional about it no one would care about the employee posting it on the web (it would, after all, show him being nice and professional...).