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Let's be realistic here too: it will cost the company more just to use a lawyer to draft a letter than to abandon two monitors that probably cost a few hundred
by cosmodisk 5y ago
Let's be realistic here too: it will cost the company more just to use a lawyer to draft a letter than to abandon two monitors that probably cost a few hundred bucks tops. From the sound of it,nobody wants to deal with it in the company.
- paulcole 5y agoYeah I agree with this. But companies are used to wasting time and money. It’s much less of a disruption to the company than to an individual. The guy with the monitors/computers/whatever has less time, less money, and less knowledge — he’s got more to lose here.
- ipaddr 5y agoHe has more time, a record of attempting to give the unit back, no attempt from company at recovery on record and he probably has more knowledge because they probably forgot about the monitors. A big company might fight you because they have a department a smaller company just used you to depose of equipment.