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Isn't it noble in a bizarre sort of way? It sounds like the manager is really looking out for his team. Or maybe he used to refuse to "play the game" until he h
by deegles 13y ago
Isn't it noble in a bizarre sort of way? It sounds like the manager is really looking out for his team. Or maybe he used to refuse to "play the game" until he had to fire a good employee.
- goofygrin 13y agoYa, I think that's actually the mark of a great manager... making sure he's got fodder for the inevitable wood chipper so to speak.