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> If that's true, why didn't you give that feedback while working there? Sweeping changes in leadership - if that's true they might hired you. Yeah this doesn'
by throwawayq3423 1y ago
> If that's true, why didn't you give that feedback while working there? Sweeping changes in leadership - if that's true they might hired you.
Yeah this doesn't make sense. You only leave if people don't listen to you.
- fragmede 1y agoYeah, but who knows why they aren't listening to you? If they could fix the problem, but they don't think it's a serious issue, they're not motivated to fix the problem. But if it's serious enough that someone quit their job over the issue, then they may get motivated to fix the problem before more people leave. Not a guarantee, obviously, but it does make a certain amount of sense.
- throwawayq3423 1y agoSo they are more likely to listen to someone on the way out than someone they actually work with? I don't get that logic.
- fragmede 1y agoprobably doesn't help that's not what I wrote. I made no such comparison. I did give reasoning why comments made by someone leaving could be seen as a serious complaint, instead of whining, however.