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My advice to the guy would be the opposite: I'd say "suck it up." I get it that he doesn't like his co-workers, but what's the big difference between disliking
by michael_dorfman 17y ago
My advice to the guy would be the opposite: I'd say "suck it up."
I get it that he doesn't like his co-workers, but what's the big difference between disliking them at the office and disliking them for one day at a charity site? View it as just another work assignment, if you are unable to see any intrinsic value in giving clothes to the poverty-stricken. Sheesh.
- anamax 17y ago> View it as just another work assignment, if you are unable to see any intrinsic value in giving clothes to the poverty-stricken. Spare the self-righteousness. It's quite possible that the person in question already does something far more effective for said "poverty-stricken". Should she cut back on that to make the boss look good?
- michael_dorfman 17y agoNope. But s/he shouldn't need to cut back, The boss is mandating a day off from work to help the needy, so the options are a regular's day work, or a day of charity. You're setting up a false dilemma.