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> They immediately asked who was giving up this information and wanted to crack down on this perceived insubordination, rather than trying to address the issue.
by wyldfire 9y ago
> They immediately asked who was giving up this information and wanted to crack down on this perceived insubordination, rather than trying to address the issue. I was then dismissed for not specifying names, and my services were no longer required.
Wow! That sounds terrible.
- pjc50 9y agoThis is horribly routine in all hierarchical organisations across the world; those that manage to escape from it usually become runaway successes.
- mitchell_h 9y agoFixing the blame is easier then fixing the problem.
- coldacid 9y agoIf that company is still around, it's worth naming and shaming.