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Why is it a rough thing in terms of a human relationship? It's good that by revoking all access, both parties can confirm it before termination and the terminat
by fendy3002 4y ago
Why is it a rough thing in terms of a human relationship? It's good that by revoking all access, both parties can confirm it before termination and the terminated employee is free from any responsibilities for something related with their access which happens in the future.
- nullityrofl 4y agoExactly this: it's bidirectional protection.
- taneq 4y agoIt’s the “before notice” thing. Finding out you were fired by getting to work one day and not being able to open the door is rough.
- fendy3002 4y agoAh right, missed the "before notice" while I read "before termination" before. My bad. It's true that sometimes it's needed to prevent further damage and agree it's a rough thing in human relationship.
- tyingq 4y agoThe middle of the day perp-walk style is also shitty. Why they don't think about how things feel to people I don't know.
- denkmoon 4y agoWell presumably because it doesn't really matter. The type of org that will do that is the type of org where employees are a widget, to be added, replaced or removed as required for the machine to operate. Anyone comfortable with working in such a situation must acknowledge that the org does not care about their feelings, why would that suddenly change during the termination process?
- XorNot 4y agoThis is recent knowledge though which only became commonplace after Millenials entered the workforce. There is still an army of people out there who are teaching their kids completely antiquated labor relations knowledge under the delusion that a job can be "for life" these days. There are people in their 50s and 60s who are learning the hard way (particularly in 2020-2021) how much their company doesn't actually care about them.
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