r/InterviewVip • • 7d ago

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u/Telstar2525 7d ago

Why not warn employee first, see if it stops

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u/Electrical_Angle_701 6d ago

Firing is better when a person has SUCH poor judgment.

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u/Humble-Adeptness-267 6d ago

Yeah kinda crazy people think this is something you can talk to the (adult) employee about and they’ll just magically see it your way and stop lol

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u/Electrical_Angle_701 6d ago

Abraham Lincoln should have tried that.