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But why would companies want to say (a) and not (b)? Seems like “you lost your job because the government raised taxes” would be a pretty popular explanation an
by morpheuskafka 3y ago
But why would companies want to say (a) and not (b)? Seems like “you lost your job because the government raised taxes” would be a pretty popular explanation and PR strategy to get the change reversed.
- susumukodai 3y ago1: "government" would likely be a large customer, and putting blame on one of your large customers is not a good business plan. 2: As much as we know the Biden Administration is largely responsible for our rampant inflation, to point out their significant part into our trashed economy only invites retaliation from them and their cronies. This administration is quick to attack anyone who even slightly besmirches or questions them (much like their masters in the CCP).
- freedomben 3y agoJust some friendly advice for the future, statements like this do much damage to your credibility. > (much like their masters in the CCP).