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Well, I see your point, but given the answer to op was "Ok, sad to see you are not loyal to the company," he effectively dodged a bullet. It's probable that yo
by pjerem 2y ago
Well, I see your point, but given the answer to op was "Ok, sad to see you are not loyal to the company," he effectively dodged a bullet.
It's probable that your experience was successful because you already had personal trust on behalf of your company.
You never owe free work. You can choose to do it anyway because you trust someone, but nobody is entitled to act as if you owe them any loyalty.
- louthy 2y ago> It's probable that your experience was successful because you already had personal trust on behalf of your company Yes, absolutely, I’m merely stating that it doesn’t make sense to make ‘no pay, no work’ a dogmatic position.