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Sounds like your guy left because he wanted to leave, and the insurance was a made-up excuse.
by huhtenberg 15y ago
Sounds like your guy left because he wanted to leave, and the insurance was a made-up excuse.
- dlss 14y agoOh, I see. People just randomly leave. Of course! No need to look further, nothing that could have been done. That's a big load off my mind. Thanks for pointing this out :)
- reinhardt 14y agoNot sure why this sounds so incredulous. I have left (or even better, been laid off and happy to collect severance) more than once. It's not strictly "random" of course, it usually comes down to boredom and need for change but the bottom line is that indeed nothing could have been done.
- ToastOpt 14y agoYeah, there's also "an excellent opportunity arose," and "time for a new challenge," or "looking for a bigger/smaller, riskier/stable team/company/toaster/product.