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I tend to agree, but historically what you're describing is a classic case of being an employee at a company.
by brailsafe 4y ago
I tend to agree, but historically what you're describing is a classic case of being an employee at a company.
- _8j50 4y agoI work at a multi national now and I see upper management do this but I or anyone else I work with never had to do this, also when I worked at a national (only in US and canada) company that employed mostly older folk and has a "mom and pop shop" kind of culture I never had to see this at all. Only companies that have a lot of HR,legal and management people that were indoctrinated with this stuff in college seem to have this cultural component.