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That was her fault. She acknowledges her naïveté in accepting this as part of her salary negotiation, but strangely clings to her outrage as well.
by neilk 15y ago
That was her fault. She acknowledges her naïveté in accepting this as part of her salary negotiation, but strangely clings to her outrage as well.
- copper 15y agoThat's true. I'd say that time is pretty much the only thing that can heal outrage about such things, though.
- jes 15y agoI've found that doing some introspection helps me to deal with situations where I'm upset.
- wisty 15y agoIt's also their fault. They made an offer they weren't planning on keeping. And they lose the most - an irate employee is a dead loss to an organization, but still gets a paycheck (until they more on or get fired, which takes a long time).
- mjwalshe 15y agoWell that's human nature people get far more upset about losing something losing $20 a day in free food feels much worse than gaining the same amount in pay.