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Asking the caller why he didn't have the balls to tell her in person (a valid question) and stating that she thought he was classier do not constitute a persona
by Geekette 15y ago
Asking the caller why he didn't have the balls to tell her in person (a valid question) and stating that she thought he was classier do not constitute a personal insult. You're the board chair, about to execute a big decision like this, you do it in person. Being on a plane is no excuse; re-route your trip or delay the execution by 1 day until you're face-to-face. Even the most junior employees usually get fired in person. If anyone creates a scene, that's what on-site security is there for, although exchanging words behind a closed door meeting with very few people present is probably the most that would have occurred.
Fuck it, I find her candor refreshing, regardless of surrounding issues.