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This is true, but I think it's misplaced to bitterly place this on the individual. I have worked at multiple companies than have disingenously referred to them
by zug_zug 4y ago
This is true, but I think it's misplaced to bitterly place this on the individual.
I have worked at multiple companies than have disingenously referred to themselves as "family," always talking about "supporting your growth here," etc. It's just outright dishonest and for whatever reason it's the industry standard. Can't blame people for taking it at face value for a few years.
And honestly, one generation ago (and in certain fields like police), your work is a permanent group of supporters. It's not like such a thing is impossible.
- bradleyjg 4y agoFour years of high school and at least four years of college, both generally requiring courses in history and literature. Sometimes also psychology, philosophy, rhetoric, and/or logic. On paper these are extremely well educated people from top institutions that boast about producing well rounded individuals. What happened?