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Maybe because after every paragraph you ask yourself, why didn’t they just fire them? They could have done it at any point.
by valuearb 6y ago
Maybe because after every paragraph you ask yourself, why didn’t they just fire them? They could have done it at any point.
- opportune 6y agoAt most big companies firing people is a lengthy process. Also firing someone under 12 months into their first "real" job after graduating looks very bad.
- ghaff 6y agoIt's hard from an HR perspective and it's something that a lot of managers just don't want to have to deal with. I remember in a former life, a number of problem people--not ill-intentioned but just couldn't do their jobs--who only got forced out as part of one or the other layoffs that happened over the years.
- KaiserPro 6y agopartly its a pain in the arse to fire someone, but also its useful to have a scapegoat about to blame. Also if I take the story at face value, I think there is some level of enjoyment they took in tormenting the OP