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They clearly did it in a hurry, this is a “pants on fire” firing, not a difference of opinion over his leadership and direction.
by zarzavat 3y ago
They clearly did it in a hurry, this is a “pants on fire” firing, not a difference of opinion over his leadership and direction.
- aaronbrethorst 3y agoI assume you mean ‘hair on fire,’ which suggests a move done in a panic. “Pants on fire” means the subject is lying.
- LegibleCrimson 3y agoThey fired him for lying. I think GP meant what they said, which is that what he was doing was blatantly lying, rather than whatever softer interpretation can be made for "not consistently candid in his communications".