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You should leave, and here is why: 1. It doesn't sound like your work was properly respected. 2. It doesn't sound like you were supported by your previous emp
by 3pt14159 10y ago
You should leave, and here is why:
1. It doesn't sound like your work was properly respected.
2. It doesn't sound like you were supported by your previous employer.
3. It sounds like your new employer needs your help just as much as your former employer.
4. You committed to something to the new employer, not just to the former employer and the only one out of the three of you that is responsible for this delay is your former employer.
5. They have enough other developers, the consequences of you leaving are maybe a single extra day of development.
Leave.
- NTripleOne 10y agoAnd besides, at the end of the day - you (OP) don't work there any more, because of a conscious decision to leave - plenty enough reason to stop caring if you ask me.