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If I am understanding correctly wouldn't that make it a more principled "thing" on her end? Like if you know they're gonna have a good case against you and stil
by beepbooptheory 7mo ago
If I am understanding correctly wouldn't that make it a more principled "thing" on her end? Like if you know they're gonna have a good case against you and still blow the whistle anyway, isn't that acting through some kind of principle, versus, at least, acting out when you feel you will be protected?
- jamiequint 7mo agoNo, principled would be refusing to sign the exit agreement and forefeiting the money, then writing the book.
- beepbooptheory 7mo agoBut how are supposed to know in that moment that's what you wanna do? Aren't there different ways to be principled?
- jamiequint 7mo agoIf you become massively rich from working somewhere, then suddenly discover your conscience when you're fired, you're bitter, not principled.
- pests 7mo agoOk and? Let's say she's bitter, not principled. Now what? What's different now?
- IncreasePosts 7mo agoI'd suspect bitter people who embellish and tell falsehoods in an attempt to smear the thing they're bitter against. At least, more so than a principled person would.
- pests 7mo agoEh, all the same to me in the end. I think if you try to avoid all bitterness in life there won't be much left.
- IncreasePosts 7mo agoYou could break the agreement and return the money. I doubt anyone could argue that a one time payment can gag you for the rest of eternity from certain speech.