Comments on: Job Rant http://www.stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/ Don’t think different — be different. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:05:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Chameleon http://www.stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-231 Chameleon Mon, 20 Dec 2004 05:11:20 +0000 http://stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-231 Wow, extreme suckage! So what happened? Wow, extreme suckage!

So what happened?

]]> By: Mark Watson http://www.stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-230 Mark Watson Sat, 04 Dec 2004 17:17:02 +0000 http://stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-230 One word: (ok, a few) thats a LONG post. Good luck with your work and all. Hope those problemes clear up soon. One word: (ok, a few) thats a LONG post.

Good luck with your work and all. Hope those problemes clear up soon.

]]> By: Matt http://www.stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-229 Matt Thu, 02 Dec 2004 17:41:51 +0000 http://stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-229 Based on everything I've seen of you in the last few years, this place is officially bat-shit insane to be pulling this kind of stunt. Your dedication should be lauded, not questioned. There is no place in a sane organization for the type of vascillating managerial scum who use bait and switch tactics to undermine employee confidence and loyalty. And as for the laywer cost in drawing up the contract? Here's a good question - why are they so keen on you signing the existing draft of the contract if it hasn't been reviewed and approved by a lawyer? I can't imagine a simple revision would cost that much. They make the paralegals do that stuff anyhow. In short: fry these assholes, fry them hard and let them sink into an oblivion of their own creation. You're better than they are, and within a few years you'll be the one remembering their asshole tactics and crushing them when the come begging to you for alms. Dancing on graves, my friend. Dancing on graves. Based on everything I’ve seen of you in the last few years, this place is officially bat-shit insane to be pulling this kind of stunt. Your dedication should be lauded, not questioned. There is no place in a sane organization for the type of vascillating managerial scum who use bait and switch tactics to undermine employee confidence and loyalty. And as for the laywer cost in drawing up the contract? Here’s a good question - why are they so keen on you signing the existing draft of the contract if it hasn’t been reviewed and approved by a lawyer? I can’t imagine a simple revision would cost that much. They make the paralegals do that stuff anyhow.

In short: fry these assholes, fry them hard and let them sink into an oblivion of their own creation. You’re better than they are, and within a few years you’ll be the one remembering their asshole tactics and crushing them when the come begging to you for alms. Dancing on graves, my friend. Dancing on graves.

]]> By: Kenneth G. Cavness http://www.stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-228 Kenneth G. Cavness Thu, 02 Dec 2004 17:05:07 +0000 http://stonetable.org/2004/12/02/job-rant/#comment-228 Oh, my. Good luck, man. And all I can say is, do NOT let them snow you -- don't sign anything. I would also point out that as far as I know, non-competes are worth nothing in Illinois, being an at-will state, though they may sue you frivolously anyway if you sign it. Oh, my. Good luck, man. And all I can say is, do NOT let them snow you — don’t sign anything. I would also point out that as far as I know, non-competes are worth nothing in Illinois, being an at-will state, though they may sue you frivolously anyway if you sign it.

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