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Regardless of whether you agree with the CEO's position I think it's pretty childish to walk out on your job.
by taylorbuley 16y ago
Regardless of whether you agree with the CEO's position I think it's pretty childish to walk out on your job.
- darklajid 16y agoIf you are afraid that this decision means that your job is in danger it's quite okay to show protest in my book. And - they even did it on their own free time (using flexible working time), not 'stealing' paid time for their protest. I like that move a lot.
- taylorbuley 16y agoI apologize for not fully reading the story before I commented. Using your own PTO is quite admirable. I was under the wrong impression.
- marshray 16y agoIf you think the CEO is leading your company or your job into the trash, there's nothing wrong with taking a vacation day to work on your resume'. You can bet he's working on his on the clock.
- shortlived 16y agoI would urge you to read up on the history of labor and unions in the US (or elsewhere). We have a civilized work environment because of strikes. I'm not equating the importance of the Nokia strike with those of the early 20s but, still, they are not "childish".
- rue 16y agoFor most employees, it's the only recourse.