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"Just demand the respect that the business isn't giving you. What's the worst that could happen?" You didn't say exactly that, but that's kind of the undertone
by msandford 5y ago
"Just demand the respect that the business isn't giving you. What's the worst that could happen?"
You didn't say exactly that, but that's kind of the undertone of what you wrote.
If you live in the US and you demand your right to a fair trial, well good on you. But if you live somewhere perhaps less committed to such a thing, making the demand doesn't mean anything other than you're naive and foolish.
So it goes in some companies as well. If they don't have the values the demand isn't you being courageous. It's you painting a target on your back.
- notjustanymike 5y agoSure, if you rephrase my remarks and change my geography you can certainly change the meaning of what I said.
- msandford 5y agoThe country analogy is to point out that not all places have the same values. Standing up for yourself might work at some companies. At others it might get you fired.