agree...Originally posted by Parka:It's not sad.
It's only sad when she's sack and learns nothing from this.
What a way to go for probation?Originally posted by purplesunset:A lady colleague was sacked today....
Yes. After 3 weeks on the job. It's sad. Wonder how she's going to break the news to her husband who drives her to work everyday.
She was stubborn and did not do things according to company's procedures. As a freshbie, she shud have not spoken up agst co's norms..et al. She asked for it; to put it bluntly.
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She shud have known better. She is in her forties n not a fresh grad.Originally posted by Kennerve:Some people are really ought to be given the boot... Whats the point of staying the company when you are not following the rules and regulations? If you think you are so smart.. than start a company or something... and get it regional if you can...
Let just say ur colleague's attitude is not suitable for the sort of job she is working for..Originally posted by purplesunset:She shud have known better. She is in her forties n not a fresh grad.
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if she hasn't completed her probation period, it shouldn't be called "sacked".Originally posted by purplesunset:A lady colleague was sacked today....
Yes. After 3 weeks on the job. It's sad. Wonder how she's going to break the news to her husband who drives her to work everyday.
She was stubborn and did not do things according to company's procedures. As a freshbie, she shud have not spoken up agst co's norms..et al. She asked for it; to put it bluntly.
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u r our goddessOriginally posted by FireIce:then call wat?
pre-mature termination of employment?