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No, principled would be refusing to sign the exit agreement and forefeiting the money, then writing the book.
by jamiequint 6mo ago
No, principled would be refusing to sign the exit agreement and forefeiting the money, then writing the book.
- beepbooptheory 6mo agoBut how are supposed to know in that moment that's what you wanna do? Aren't there different ways to be principled?
- jamiequint 6mo agoIf you become massively rich from working somewhere, then suddenly discover your conscience when you're fired, you're bitter, not principled.
- pests 6mo agoOk and? Let's say she's bitter, not principled. Now what? What's different now?
- IncreasePosts 6mo 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 6mo 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 6mo 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.