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>The employee will usually be in a bad spot if they actually are fired, and the company will be fine (usually better off, even). Boss, to employee: "I'd just l
by jan_Inkepa 5y ago
>The employee will usually be in a bad spot if they actually are fired, and the company will be fine (usually better off, even).
Boss, to employee: "I'd just like you to know that I'd never joke about firing you. I recognise that it would be needlessly cruel because, although you're reliant on the company to earn a living, the company would actually be better off without you." D:
- pc86 5y agoIf the company is firing someone it's [probably] because they're in a better position without them. I probably could have phrased it better but it's somewhat tautological so I didn't think it would be that offensive of a statement :)