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yes, showing up and doing nothing and getting paid for it. imo worse deal for the company than the employee but gives company opportunity for project handoffs.
by iepathos 3y ago
yes, showing up and doing nothing and getting paid for it. imo worse deal for the company than the employee but gives company opportunity for project handoffs.
- aylmao 3y agoI'm sure if it was actually meaningfully bad for the company it wouldn't be so common. The company could just make the employee to leave immediately.