Advisor.......
If it's that bad and you disagree with their business practices, why don't you quit?
Oh wait, maybe it's not that bad since they pay you to do a job?
Again, if you don't agree with your employer's business practices, you should really think about volunteering for a non-profit group.
SlackerPatrol said:
I think your missing the point. no profit = no check. No check means you don't get paid! Next time you have mixed emotions about how your company does business, instead of complaining, quit!
If it's that bad and you disagree with their business practices, why don't you quit?
Oh wait, maybe it's not that bad since they pay you to do a job?
Again, if you don't agree with your employer's business practices, you should really think about volunteering for a non-profit group.
i assume your talking to me, and if you did your homework before spouting off about shhitt, you would have seen my post where i said i may not agree with business practises but i do get paid so i don't care...
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In example: I received a call from a customer claiming she had accumulated X amount of money in credits and at that time she needed it to be applied towards her existing balance and she will pay the remaining. Do you believe such credit is mandatory?
I don't think information of this kind is necessary to be disclosed.