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> They should have put in the two weeks at least. And work through two additional weeks without the strength to even brush their teeth? Doesn't seem realistic
by the_af 3y ago
> They should have put in the two weeks at least.
And work through two additional weeks without the strength to even brush their teeth? Doesn't seem realistic to me.
- stronglikedan 3y agoThey should have never let themselves get to that place to begin with, but it's not the company's fault, so they shouldn't punish the company. They should own their mistake and push through. Or don't, and realize that it may come back to bite them. And if it does, they should realize that they are solely to blame. And yes, I've been there. Burnt out, depressed, you name it. It's always possible to muster up the energy to do the right thing.
- the_af 3y agoWait, "punish the company"? Say what? The company is not a person, and they would get rid of you without any notice should the need arise. Your comment reads like a form of victim-blaming, "they should have never gotten into a situation that left them severely depressed". What!?!?
- nifty_beaks 3y agoCorporate shill. He doesn't owe the company anything more than they are contractually obligated.
- IIsi50MHz 3y ago> It's always possible to muster up the energy to do the right thing. This not true. It is possible to have no more reserves. It is possible to argue that ideally you should be able to predict your imminent collapse, but not everybody is afforded this luxury.