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>Soto claims he was assigned to the team and didn’t have any choice in the matter. Of course you did. You could've walked out. You simply chose a paycheck over
by akjainaj 10y ago
>Soto claims he was assigned to the team and didn’t have any choice in the matter.
Of course you did. You could've walked out. You simply chose a paycheck over your sanity.
- colemickens 10y agoSo if your boss came to you and said "look at disturbing child porn content all day or lose your ability to provide for your family", you wouldn't have a problem with that or try to seek legal action? The amount people around here try to defend companies and exploitative practices will never cease to amaze me.
- RangerScience 10y ago"You made the choice" is ignoring the people who make the situation in which you make that choice.
- komali2 10y agoIt appears that part of the lawsuit is that Microsoft didn't adequately prepare them for the job. I highly doubt they realized what they were getting themselves into from the start. Furthermore, when it comes to employment lawsuits like this, "didn't have any choice in the matter" is the equivalent of "could have quit instead of doing this." Quitting your job to avoid something your company wants you to do is not a valid answer - the company should not be asking you to do whatever that thing is. Hence, the lawsuit.