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But it wouldn't get you your job back. I kind of have to agree with OP here, I feel "follow the money" is often the best way to unravel mysteries. Its really un
by didibus 6y ago
But it wouldn't get you your job back. I kind of have to agree with OP here, I feel "follow the money" is often the best way to unravel mysteries. Its really unclear what this person has to gain. You got fired, why make a big public mess out of it, it'll just hurt your career further. Unless she's getting paid by some other involved party for this fabrication, I really don't see the motive from her side.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoI'm sure you see the problems with a rule that "follow the money" is ironclad and you'll never believe that someone acted badly unless they were paid to.
- didibus 6y agoThe word "money" here is meant as more than just money. Basically you've got to have motives, especially if doing anything that puts you at considerable risk.