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How much peer pressure was there to sign that document though? If your superior expects you to follow him or face being turned into an outcast?
by rapsey 3y ago
How much peer pressure was there to sign that document though? If your superior expects you to follow him or face being turned into an outcast?
- jjk166 3y ago1. Your boss is trying to force you to join them in doing something you don't want to do, which is an asshole move. 2. If your boss does this thing and you don't, they would no longer be your boss. 3. If your boss does this thing, you not doing this thing would put you in the good graces of your new boss and remaining coworkers, who likewise did not do this thing. 4. With everyone who would have considered you an outcast being gone, there is now substantial room for your own advancement at a place with fewer assholes. 5. If you decide to join your boss in doing this thing, you will continue to work for and with the assholes who peer pressured you and receive no benefit. This sounds like some really easy peer pressure to resist.