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He called it cheating, not me. I'd call it more taking advantage of the situation (he did too), which I like in my sales colleagues, and less in my engineering
by jeffrallen 5y ago
He called it cheating, not me.
I'd call it more taking advantage of the situation (he did too), which I like in my sales colleagues, and less in my engineering colleagues.
I'd hire him for sales.
- ineedasername 5y agoTalk about not wanting to hire someone: this person used the word playfully, not in the literal negative doing-something-wrong sense: but you're actually saying you ::like:: cheating in some of your staff as long as it makes you money I wouldn't want that comment associated with my name. Not to mention the endless amount of false expectations and customer complaints that causes, wasting engineers or devs & post-sales support staff endless hours dealing with the fallout. And nothing good happens to a company's culture when cheating in one area is fully embraced.