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One important thing I've learned is that you can't change a bad business. It doesn't matter how hard you try, or what you do, they will remain the same.
by dvtv75 8y ago
One important thing I've learned is that you can't change a bad business. It doesn't matter how hard you try, or what you do, they will remain the same.
- gremlinsinc 8y agoNo, but I do plan on writing an extensive medium article about the company, the ceo, the client's company, their CEO, as well as all dirt I can dig up on them (I already have screenshots from past convictions of the CEO of my company). I may not be able to change their business practices, but I can make it so they lose more money than they owe me through lost business deals with other people. I can also make it much harder for them to hire developers in the future.
- twblalock 8y agoBe very careful about attempts to take revenge. Telling the relevant state authorities that the company broke the law is fine. Getting a lawyer and suing the company for your lost wages is fine. But shaming the company or the CEO publicly could land you in a world of legal trouble. On top of that, publicly shaming your previous employer could make you less attractive as a job candidate. A lot of companies would not want to hire somebody who does that, because they think that person might do it to them -- and they might think that way even if they believe you are telling the truth and they have no plans to screw you over.