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That's sort of true (less so these days), but it's also quite common for companies to treat undesired people like crap in order to drive them to quit. It's what
by timr 3y ago
That's sort of true (less so these days), but it's also quite common for companies to treat undesired people like crap in order to drive them to quit. It's what they do instead of firing in the lifetime employment model -- you've been promoted to head of the floor-sweeping department. Ganbatte!
I don't know if that was going on here, but it sure sounds like it. (It could also be that the actual story is completely different than reported here, of course.)
- robocat 3y ago> treat undesired people like crap in order to drive them to quit There is a Japanese word for it: 追い出し部屋 Oidashibeya https://jlearn.net/dictionary/追い出し部屋 https://jlearn.net/dictionary/追い出し部屋 A crappy NYT article but gives the idea: https://archive.ph/k84cb https://archive.ph/k84cb