demystified
The case neverthless went ahead (i.e., the file used as an evidence), people got sentenced but later all claims were dismissed and judges either left the country or in jail now.
Full detail in following post from Dani Rodrik - a professor at Harvard Kennedy School:
http://rodrik.typepad.com/dani_rodriks_weblog/2012/10/did-mi...
See definition from wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acqui-hiring): "...the process of acquiring a company to recruit its employees, without necessarily showing an interest in its products and services—or their continued operation"
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Focus on short-term, work towards maximize profit/value and capture immediate benefits (without taking into account other's thoughts). If it works that's great, but most likely it won't.
Or focus on long-term - invest in people (your time and resources). No immediate benefits but long-term returns are likely higher.
- Was upfront with my employer. (having established such a trust-based relationship for a long-time did really help)
- Told him that while I was using my spare time for my 'business'. If it would start getting more of my time, I was willing to negotiate a part-time position (hey, be honest, and if you are really valuable to your employer, there is nothing you should be worried of)
Believe me, people quit their jobs all the time - what employers do not like is getting caught off-guard. Just give them sufficient time in advance before leaving your job -- that will be appreciated most of the time.