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You're implying some pretty serious things here, and entirely it's entirely unwarranted. This kind of armchair analysis is really disturbing to read, it's the s
by hnriot 14y ago
You're implying some pretty serious things here, and entirely it's entirely unwarranted. This kind of armchair analysis is really disturbing to read, it's the same with anything legal, when all it becomes amateur hour at the law.
Getting screened for depression and psychological disorders is just rude and callous. You've not factored into your analyss the wife's role in all this or what might have motivated her to have an affair with this employee. All factors which you've completely neglected to consider...
It's even more sad that this is the top comment. All these chest banging alpha make wanna bees
- donw 14y agoNo, those are good advice. Boss Man has just suffered a massive psychological shock, and needs to manage his mental state properly. Not talking to a psychiatrist would be crazy.
- yannis 14y agoTalking to a psychologist is not a panacea. The sane thing to do, is to talk to the employee and tell him that the __minimum__ you expect from the guy is to hand in his resignation and leave within the hour. Failing which I would have fired him.
- lostlogin 14y agoPsychologist or psychiatrist. The latter is a rather serious turn of events...