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She dances a lot better than I'd expect and this is a good video. But don't do this. Just state the reason you're leaving in the most non-insulting way you can.
by smtddr 13y ago
She dances a lot better than I'd expect and this is a good video. But don't do this. Just state the reason you're leaving in the most non-insulting way you can. In the world of the never-forgetting interwebz, these things can come back to haunt you at the worse & most unexpected times; you won't even believe it. When it happens, you'll feel like the whole world is against you because it'll happen in a way that seems entirely improbable; the chain of events that leads you to the consequences will make you feel like you're in a book and the author wants your character to suffer. You'll be thinking "How the ?@$&!# did they find out about that?" as you watch some amazing opportunity slip right through your fingers. If you didn't believe in karma before, you'll start to wonder afterwards.
EDIT: http://gawker.com/next-media-animation-responds-to-the-quit-heard-round-1434926654 http://gawker.com/next-media-animation-responds-to-the-quit-...
After reading the NWA-exec's comments, now I'm pretty sure this was a mistake on her part.
- UK-AL 13y agoThat's not karama though. That's bad things on top of bad things. Quiting your job like this, because they treated you badly is not a morally bad thing. So what is there to correct? Real karma would be something bad happening the employer, because they treated her badly.
- smtddr 13y ago>Real karma would be something bad happening the employer I think she did something bad to the employer by making this video public. I now have the impression of an employee who was just a bad fit, but didn't realize it and ended up taking it out on the employer who had to defend himself on Gawker.