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Quitting a job to take care of a sick loved one does not benefit the people you worked with toward a common goal, nor society at large. >No more selfish then c
by fromthestart 7y ago
Quitting a job to take care of a sick loved one does not benefit the people you worked with toward a common goal, nor society at large.
>No more selfish then changing job because some perk.
The point here is that GP was complaining that there were no career benefits to making such a decision - why should there be, exactly? Such a career move benefits oneself and ones family. No one else.
- reitanqild 7y ago> why should there be, exactly? Such a career move benefits oneself and ones family. No one else. Because it proves they are decent people I guess?
- watwut 7y ago> The point here is that GP was complaining that there were no career benefits to making such a decision - why should there be, exactly? Such a career move benefits oneself and ones family. No one else. Same as leaving the job and changing. Benefits no one but you. When all possible actions are framed as selfish, that whole argument is nonsense.