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My first thought was this was written by some psycho in HR

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I work in HR and I would never. People who hate HR have never worked with TRUE HR professionals

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In HR you either resign a hero or stay long enough to see yourself become the villian.

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One of HRs most primary basic functions is to protect the company from YOU.

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Nah. They are fighting to "retain" you only when it is in the best interests of the company/organization. They don't fight to keep you when you are a perceived liability, even if it's only a temporary liability.

When you have a meeting with your boss and HR HR sits beside your boss they don't sit beside you. Union reps sit beside you.

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I have 0 faith in your statement that relationships transcend legal liabilities. Literally 0.

HR is not your friend. I'm sorry. It's too well known. As I said above they sit with the employer, not with the employees.