Thot slayed by boss

bhavv

August 26, 2018

276 upvotes

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Title	Thot slayed by boss
Author	bhavv
Upvotes	276
Comments	48
Date	August 26, 2018 5:06 PM UTC (7 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/MGTOW/comments/9ah3fp/thot_slayed_by_boss/
Archive Link	https://theredarchive.com/r/MGTOW/thot-slayed-by-boss.502828 https://theredarchive.com/post/502828

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You're forgetting something important though, because companies work towards profit, if you're an excellent employee (earning more for the company than what they're paying you) they don't want you to leave. The definitely don't want their competitors to have access to your talents. You have a high value to them.

Now if the industry/position in question is easily filled, yeah, those positions might be more cost effective to keep an influx of rookies coming in rather than trying to pay wage increases to more senior staff.

For instance you rarely see a 10+ year experience Cart Pusher/Wrangler (where that is their only task) at a grocery store, if that employee wants to get paid more they're going to have to accept additional responsibility otherwise it's cheaper to pay a high-school student to do the same job.

Yes it can be abused, however, the company will quickly garner that reputation and find they have to change their tactics or be forced to have a staffing shortage. The alternative was also abused, where toxic employees would hold companies/positions for ransom under thread of lawsuit. This attitude and atmosphere would drive away quality employees and leave a business in a position of either closing its doors or facing a lawsuit.

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Let me be more clear, more men are unemployed now then the great depression (percentage wise and most of these are men in the 20-40 range even) and more then half a million are on financial assistance...and you wite it off with by saying these are just idiots that cannot do any jobs.

Face it, Americas work ethic is pathetic.

Just look at how trade skills like electircians (50,000+ in four years with paid training) are currently struggling to find apprentices because of how poor our work ethic has become (we want money without having to actually work hard for it).

Even when you consider the people that are working, a large chunk of them are unproductively playing on there phones every chance they can get.

While a large factor in this is that we aren't offering good enough incentives for working hard (even punish it) and people who work hard aren't respected like they use to be...

...it doesn't change the fact that America's work ethic sucks.

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> Again though, in my 30 years of living, I've yet to see it used first hand to fuck someone over that didn't deserve it. It has always been pulled as a way to get rid of crappy workers.

I agree with this. My experience at many jobs (especially in my professional field) reflects the same.

Honestly, generally speaking a lot of American companies are especially nice about it. They often give a worker 1 or more chances to reform their bad behavior before ever getting fired. Or there's a procedure in place that involves a written warning or etc.

When I screwed several of my bosses sat down with me and discussed the problem nicely and didn't make wild threats about firing me. They were very mature and professional about it.

Perhaps not so much in lower-paying blue-collar jobs, but definitely in a "real" company environment it's typical. I'd say it's rare that a worker just suddenly gets fired and "left out in the cold."

People who get fired, I've noticed, often won't tell you that they've been doing dumb things over a period of time and had multiple chances to correct it but didn't.

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