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They didn't have to pay him. Still very poorly handled. Should've gone something like: 1. "Hey, that's awesome that you found that, thanks!" 2. "For very goo
by polemic 13y ago
They didn't have to pay him.
Still very poorly handled. Should've gone something like:
1. "Hey, that's awesome that you found that, thanks!"
2. "For very good reasons (a), (b) and (c) we can't actually pay you, that really sucks :("
3. "But hey we like your style, so how about we fly you over for an internship when you've finished school / investigate if Germany has different rules / look at scholorship options and a great reference / [one of a million other things you could do to help a kid out"
- C1D 13y agoI totally agree, and they have the ability to give him the money. All they would have to do is ask for a parent to represent him.
- rgbrenner 13y agoIANAL.. but I can't see how asking a parent to represent him would relieve PayPal of complying with labor standards for minors... he's still the one doing the work.. and advising him to have a parent represent him is just written proof that they knew.
- ireadqrcodes 13y agointernship for $300k / year would be appropriate