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This is something I feel like few people learn in life in the US. You may be morally right, but nobody ever has your back. The few that do you can probably call
by MeinBlutIstBlau 6y ago
This is something I feel like few people learn in life in the US. You may be morally right, but nobody ever has your back. The few that do you can probably call friends, but the many that don't will never lift a finger to help you legitimately when it matters.
- lrossi 6y agoI don’t see why you say US, it’s the same in any country. Nobody in their right mind is going to quit their job over this during a pandemic, when it’s already so hard to find a job. I imagine ethics jobs are not in high demand.
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- maximente 6y agoyou been out on these streets lately? lemme tell ya, you falling on your sword at this time in history without a rock-solid plan in place to keep that bread coming is going to leave you with a lot of regrets, i'll wager. there ain't a lot of companies in the world looking for "quit bc i thought the bosses gave a coworker a bad shake" on a resume, and they sure as hell ain't paying what google is.
- trashcan 6y agoIn the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course, and probably in driver's ed everywhere there is the phrase: you can be right, or dead right. And they will write on your grave that you had the right of way. Basically, is it more important to be right, or to be alive (or be employed).