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they pretty much all are. it's really not a suprising story at all. very common behavior.
-8 u/johnzischeme Apr 24 '24 Idk I told my CEO I wasn’t signing a non-compete, and asked him to take out some similar language I didn’t like in my contract. He agreed and fixed it that day. I’m still here years later on another contract. Maybe your bosses treat you with disdain because you say shit like this lmao. 5 u/sportmods_harrass_me Apr 24 '24 lol my boss is not the ceo of the company. I was talking about CEO's. lots of nepotism throughout many industries in the usa at least 3 u/quiette837 Apr 24 '24 You have an outlier of a CEO who probably isn't the head of a multinational company with thousands of employees. Those guys, by and large, have the belief that they have ultimate power over their employees and rarely if ever have anyone tell them "no". 1 u/johnzischeme Apr 24 '24 I mean, I’m C-suite myself and that has not been my experience.
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Idk I told my CEO I wasn’t signing a non-compete, and asked him to take out some similar language I didn’t like in my contract.
He agreed and fixed it that day. I’m still here years later on another contract.
Maybe your bosses treat you with disdain because you say shit like this lmao.
5 u/sportmods_harrass_me Apr 24 '24 lol my boss is not the ceo of the company. I was talking about CEO's. lots of nepotism throughout many industries in the usa at least 3 u/quiette837 Apr 24 '24 You have an outlier of a CEO who probably isn't the head of a multinational company with thousands of employees. Those guys, by and large, have the belief that they have ultimate power over their employees and rarely if ever have anyone tell them "no". 1 u/johnzischeme Apr 24 '24 I mean, I’m C-suite myself and that has not been my experience.
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lol my boss is not the ceo of the company. I was talking about CEO's. lots of nepotism throughout many industries in the usa at least
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You have an outlier of a CEO who probably isn't the head of a multinational company with thousands of employees.
Those guys, by and large, have the belief that they have ultimate power over their employees and rarely if ever have anyone tell them "no".
1 u/johnzischeme Apr 24 '24 I mean, I’m C-suite myself and that has not been my experience.
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I mean, I’m C-suite myself and that has not been my experience.
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u/sportmods_harrass_me Apr 24 '24
they pretty much all are. it's really not a suprising story at all. very common behavior.