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seriously? You think a company willing to violate ethics will stop at you saying to them "you can't hire somebody who will."? This is why I think such "code" ha
by flamedoge 10y ago
seriously? You think a company willing to violate ethics will stop at you saying to them "you can't hire somebody who will."? This is why I think such "code" has absolutely no power or leverage when it comes to employer-employee interactions.
- anigbrowl 10y agoOh, but you think you'll be able to scare them into compliance with the threat of a lawsuit? You don't have enough power. Capital provides one kind of power, large social networks a different kind of power. You as an individual don't have much power at all unless you are some sort of indispensable genius...in which case you're more likely to be running the business than taking orders.