Re:On eve of bankruptcy, US firms shower executives with bon...
by scarface74 on Saturday July 18, 2020 @08:57AM
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I owe no loyalties to any company.
I actually liked the company I just left. I liked the people and thought that the people in management up to and including management were all good people. I am usually far more cynical.
Post Covid, they decided to give everyone a pay cut instead of laying off people. This was morally the right thing to do in my opinion. It is a small company and I didn’t feel we had any dead weight.
I knew that in my position, the company would struggle a little bit. But what was I suppose to do? Stay out of loyalty or accept an offer that was a 60% increase in total comp at a more stable company?
I actually liked the company I just left. I liked the people and thought that the people in management up to and including management were all good people. I am usually far more cynical.
Post Covid, they decided to give everyone a pay cut instead of laying off people. This was morally the right thing to do in my opinion. It is a small company and I didn’t feel we had any dead weight.
I knew that in my position, the company would struggle a little bit. But what was I suppose to do? Stay out of loyalty or accept an offer that was a 60% increase in total comp at a more stable company?