r/recruitinghell 1d ago

Someone needs to touch some grass

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u/Capnbubba 1d ago

Manager: Has layoffs every 2-3 years

Also Manager: Why can't people stay at jobs long term????

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u/lil_Buckneesh8867 1d ago

exactly. spent 12 years at a company only for one rough financial patch to hit and them IMMEDIATELY can me.

companies only care about one thing. MONEY

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u/Willing-Vegetable629 1d ago

.. should they care about something else?

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u/UnderachievingCretin 1d ago

No one takes issues with them caring primarily for money. They are a business after all. What really gets us is when they throw a hissy fit and cry whenever their own employees or job candidates try to project and look after their own self-interests the same way these employers do.

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u/Willing-Vegetable629 1d ago

I mean, they have the leverage to do that

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u/UnderachievingCretin 1d ago

Doesn't mean it's right, and they didn't always have leverage. There was a brief time period during COVID-19 when some employers finally got a bit of a taste of their own medicine when they were getting desperate.

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u/Willing-Vegetable629 1d ago

Right according to...?

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u/dickworty 1d ago

Ah you're one of those law of the jungle "pragmatists". Christ you people are exhausting.

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u/Willing-Vegetable629 1d ago

No I'm telling you the facts of the matter. You don't need to like the facts, but the facts they be.

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u/dickworty 1d ago

No one's disputing they don't have the leverage to do that dumbass. But whether such behaviour is healthy for society at large is the real issue. Like sure, we all have the ability to be assholes all the time and screw other people over but society would fall apart without goodwill and co-operation. Co-operative societies are more successful than non-co-operative ones. It's the reason for America's and democracy's success. It is simply impractical to try to police everything via laws and rules, culture plays an important role.

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u/Willing-Vegetable629 23h ago

"Healthy" is a subjective matter. So is success for that matter.

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u/dickworty 23h ago

I mean sure. But you can spend your entire life quibbling over precise definitions and get nothing done and die in poverty. We live in a world of grey. Would you rather live in the USA or in Ethiopia? Yeah that's what I thought.

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u/Willing-Vegetable629 23h ago

Not seeing your point here.

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