> We succeed when you succeed, so I don't think it's valid > logic to have to worry about what Boost is looking to get > out of the advice. That's the only pol

> We succeed when you succeed, so I don't think it's valid > logic to have to worry about what Boost is looking to get > out of the advice. That's the only political advice you need, right there. Everyone is interested in your success, so stop worrying. sarcasm It's funny to see this business that specifically targets people insecure about their understanding of complex political situations and tells them worrying that I would act against your interest is illogical. Why get advice when negotiating salary? My employer succeeds when I succeed, so concerning myself with whether they are shorting me must be illogical, right?