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It's also possible he lied about his end date to throw suspicion off. Or he may be still working for the company and used someone else's resignation to pin the
by bb88 9mo ago
It's also possible he lied about his end date to throw suspicion off. Or he may be still working for the company and used someone else's resignation to pin the blame on them.
- Towaway69 9mo agoMaybe “he” is a “she” - quite right what you say, there’s no reason to believe their details. I would say what they describe about their employer is probably true. I’ve had similar experience of companies making every last buck off their “human assets” but thats how profit works: you take money off others in exchange for promised benefits.
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- thiht 9mo agoThat’s what I would have done. Planting a few lies to protect your anonymity can’t hurt. Maybe they quit months ago, or maybe they didn’t even put their notice yet.
- bb88 9mo agoOr maybe he's going to stick around to watch the fireworks. Milk the company for a few more months before it goes into regulation.