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It literally beggars belief that in a time of massive human uncertainty that the active malice of having the company participate in dangling a fake bonus in fro
by eropple 6y ago
It literally beggars belief that in a time of massive human uncertainty that the active malice of having the company participate in dangling a fake bonus in front of employees is just given this weird shrug.
The most good-faith reading of this whole tire fire that I can manage is that if you're going to pull this, you had absolutely and without question better have actual bonuses, of no less and frankly probably more than the phishing attempt, in the pipeline for every employee.
If you don't, you should be fired because it is inhumane to act this way to other people. It is, and I do not use this word lightly, evil.