Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
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Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#2At least they were straightforward... what I hat the most is when they do something behind your back to hurt you.
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#3It sounds very emotionally rough. I'd worry more about the legal ramifications and in which direction they go.
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#4Reminds me of my experience working for Dr. Jarvik at Jarvik Heart in Manhattan...
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#5Why do people work for these companies? Is there no other option? Is the pay great? Is it not clear that they're a bad company before getting hired?
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#6The article mentions _two_ instance of people hiring somebody to quit a job on their own behalf - what?
I know there are some Japanophiles here on HN - can somebody explain what that's all about?
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#7That letter reads like his boss was exceptionally butthurt about the guy leaving. I'm guessing their working practices are becoming more well known and it's impossible to find qualified people to take the job.
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#8Why do people work for these companies? Is there no other option? Is the pay great? Is it not clear that they're a bad company before getting hired?
Maybe similar to these: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26512830
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#9The article mentions _two_ instance of people hiring somebody to quit a job on their own behalf - what? I know there are some Japanophiles here on HN - can somebody explain what that's all about?
Here in the US you can hire a broker to negotiate with a car dealer for you. This is because car negotiations are tedious, uncomfortable, and full of pitfalls and the broker is an expert who can handle it the best possible way (for a fee).
This is probably the same sort of thing, an expert quitter can turn in your resignation and wont won’t be enticed/coerced to take it back
Re: Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company
#10The article mentions _two_ instance of people hiring somebody to quit a job on their own behalf - what? I know there are some Japanophiles here on HN - can somebody explain what that's all about?
I guess for those who do not want to put themselves through that situation it is easier to pay someone to do it for you.