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This is so vague it almost sounds like trolling. What did they specifically ask in regards to breaking the law?
by kingnothing 9y ago
This is so vague it almost sounds like trolling. What did they specifically ask in regards to breaking the law?
- jordigh 9y agoRun a cab company without a cab license, but pretending it's not a cab company by not paying your employees a fixed salary nor giving your employees benefits. That's generally breaking the law in many parts around the world.
- PatrickAuld 9y agoAll they asked me for was a similar experience, not if I had broken the law. The example and question were based on their Core Value of 'Persistent Confrontation' which basically was spun to mean 'don't stop if you know you're right' but I took actually meant 'don't reevaluate your position in the face of new information'. I'm being somewhat vague on purpose; some level of NDA got signed and my username doesn't exactly keep me anonymous.
- thesmallestcat 9y agoA core value is "Persistent Confrontation"? Insane.