Re:“But he does good work.”
by mordocai on Tuesday June 21, 2016 @11:09AM
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Right, I believe the author's intent was that when you consider something the person is doing to be harassment and you still have a cost benefit analysis about whether to keep them, you have failed.
I don't really agree with the quote. Harassment can be too loosely defined.
> "It was a close call as to whether his benefits outweighed his liabilities."
I disagree with this one more strongly though. I mean from the author's writing, this guy was off-the-charts.