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I'm really glad Miso did the right thing. However, they should have done something extra, either monetary or otherwise. What's the tech equivalent of punitive
by relaunched 14y ago
I'm really glad Miso did the right thing. However, they should have done something extra, either monetary or otherwise.
What's the tech equivalent of punitive damages?
- zobzu 14y agoAfter the public shaming (hey, that was WAY more efficient than a lawyer), they could at least have been honest. But hey that takes balls, moral standards, and uhm, probably either apologizing and quitting the company either saying "screw that guy we're not paying him because we don't like him". Of course, that's utopia. Obviously if they had either there would again, be no story, since they'd just have been honest to start with.
- lsb 14y agoBad karma. People get hesitant to work at your company if you don't pay your employees, so you only get people who don't mind that risk.
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- antidoh 14y agoNot working there.
- cncool 14y agoThey did not do the right thing. They only paid because they got caught, and paying was probably in their best interests financially going forward.