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Very good point. He didn't demand the termination, that was a power play by the heads of HR who seem to be the real bad guys here. But I'm sure there was a mirr
by JeremyMorgan 13y ago
Very good point. He didn't demand the termination, that was a power play by the heads of HR who seem to be the real bad guys here. But I'm sure there was a mirror image of activity going on at Apple.
- circlefavshape 13y agoTo me that's almost as sickening as the dismissal - the obsequiousness of the HR department
- lostInTheWoods3 13y agoHe didn't demand the termination He didn't have to. And learning of the consequence, he didn't seem to care. a power play by the heads of HR who seem to be the real bad guys here Really? Blame the minions? They offered someone's head to save their own.