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I don't disagree with your point. To clarify, I was stating that it's expected to hear people leaving following a decrease in responsibility; I was not trying t
by mehrdada 12y ago
I don't disagree with your point. To clarify, I was stating that it's expected to hear people leaving following a decrease in responsibility; I was not trying to imply that such change has been necessarily involuntary. It could very well be the other way around, in fact, i.e. a reorg happens as a result of one's intent to retire in the near future.
- deelowe 12y agoYeah. That makes sense. I guess demotion makes it seem like it wasn't his choice. I would slightly change your statement to say "he had effectively resigned ever since he took his initial leave of absence."