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Not to mention three months worth of free money for quitting. The calculus seems pretty straightforward...
by mindcrime 4y ago
Not to mention three months worth of free money for quitting. The calculus seems pretty straightforward...
- MonkeyMalarky 4y agoDoes the email have any weight in court if he decides to renege on the 3 months severance part?
- prirun 4y agoI'd do it in a heartbeat if they paid the 3 months severance upfront. But the way things are going, Twitter might not be around in 3 months to pay monthly severance, and I'm guessing if Twitter files for bankruptcy, there goes your severance. I'd probably click the link to stay, start looking for a new job, and take unemployment if they fire me before I found a new job. I wouldn't work more than 40 hours for that asshole though. He's just coming right out and saying "Are you willing to take a huge pay cut to bail out my ass?" And for me, the answer is "No fucking way you nutjob billionaire!"
- mindcrime 4y agoYeah, that's fair. I was operating on the assumption that the severance payment would indeed be up-front. It's always been that way the couple of times I've encountered that sort of scenario. If not, your point certainly holds.