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Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan
I'm emotional because I have worked for way too many assholes with your perspective. I've been the one that endures, much like what the OP is mentioning, but have learned, as I have climbed up into my career that it is the one's that like to squash the "ants" with their boots, or just conform to what is expected of them, either get fired for creating a hostile work environment, or fizzle out due to being over stressed because their associates hate them.
Is there emotion involved? Yes. But a man that doesn't use some emotion and thought behind his decisions is one to be quickly betrayed by those beneath him.
I haven't reached my goals either, I am never satisfied, but that doesn't mean I am willing to cut the throats of others to achieve it. Life is life. I have 2 boys to raise and I want them to know what it is to be a man. If that requires me making a bit less, to prove a point to make them quality men, then so be it. Because what it all boils down to is what you leave behind. I'll be leaving quality humans, who can respect others, in this Earth with my perspective, what will you be leaving behind?
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I cut throats because I believe there is nothing wrong by not wasting a persons time, afford them opportunity to deal with the intial shock of the firing privately in their own homes. Rather than calling them into a workplace surrounded by their peers to may be have an emotional moment? That makes me the asshole? That makes you the bigger man? Bullshit.
What ever you have learned about how to treat people in life's trying times is ****ed up. Nobody likes that shit to happen surrounded by peers or in public of any sort. That shit can be embarrassing for the former employee.
It's you that are the tool.