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Why purchase a tool for the benefit of your job which your employer will not pay for? If I am less efficient at my job because they won't purchase it, then that
by tssva 4y ago
Why purchase a tool for the benefit of your job which your employer will not pay for? If I am less efficient at my job because they won't purchase it, then that is their decision. Less efficient it is.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 4y ago> Why purchase a tool for the benefit of your job which your employer will not pay for? This is shifting the goalposts. Your initial comment assumed[0] that the employer had an expectation that the employee would pay for these things and I was intending to provide an alternate perspective. You can make your own decisions but it doesn't make sense to act like other employees have no agency. To answer the question, some people have a hobby that is also their job. Purchasing the tool for the hobby means they can use it for the job and an employer is being kind when they notice this situation and choose to reimburse the employee for their purchase. The point is, there's more room for understanding that one likely doesn't have the full picture. It is worth checking assumptions from time to time. [0] > Expecting your employees to provide you monthly loans ...