His Boss Tried To Blame Him For Their Mistake, But He Stood His Ground And Proved Them Wrong
They make a dollar, you make a dime, they shouldn’t dictate your day-off time.
They make a dollar, you make a dime, they shouldn’t dictate your day-off time.
If they don’t see your worth, they don’t deserve your talent.
It’s never okay to contact an employee after you’ve already let them go.
Extra money is nice, but personal time shouldn’t be sacrificed for it.
Sacrificing everything for your job isn’t a personality trait.
There is obviously a gap between the ideal and the real workplace.
Perhaps they’re trying to kill time and work less.
Asking for permission clearly won’t get him what he needs.
Corporate attitudes are the real sickness here.
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