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The big question: did he end up getting coffee with his former boss?
by rocky1138 13y ago
The big question: did he end up getting coffee with his former boss?
- kintamanimatt 13y agoIt seems he didn't because he feels his former boss is untrustworthy and lacking in character; someone who's ready and willing to be someone's unthinking paid henchman. > His ethics meant nothing as long as he was having a paycheck lorded over him. > We need to be employed. But at the cost of what? Our ethics? Our passions? Those that trust us? I had to do a lot of extrapolating to come to this conclusion. Given the circumstance I wouldn't meet this former boss either. I learned a long time ago that people who'll screw me over once will screw me over again.
- Apocryphon 13y agoMy big question is how exactly the way he looked triggered his dismissal.
- vinceguidry 13y agoI'd have marched into the CEO's office and demanded an explanation. Looked him straight in the eye and make him justify his decision.
- trustfundbaby 13y ago... And probably get hauled off by security or even worse the Police?
- walshemj 13y agoSo make sure you accidentally fall down on the way out and counter sue for GBH
- nknighthb 13y agoIt would be unwise for security to physically "haul" you off unless you were being violent, and even if they call the police, they will simply tell you to leave and not come back. Cops won't touch or arrest you in this situation unless you refuse to comply. You may or may not get the answer you want, but there's not much they can do about you making the attempt.
- Pinatubo 13y agoDon't forget that your potential new employer will probably be contacting your old employer for a reference ...
- UK-AL 13y agoAt a small company, you could probably explain the situation.