Re: Don't get the detractors

[lapdoggy <lapdoggy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't know too many employer's that would be willing to let an 
employee, whom has no intention of staying on with the company, let 
stick around.
It's hardly macho to tell an employee to hit the road when he tells his 
boss that he can't work for him anymore. (Especially when he's getting 
paid 3 million a year.)
Obie quit on the team. I can't see how you can argue that. He didn't 
like what Danny was doing so he quit. Plain and simple. Why in the hell 
would you want him to stick around if he has no emotional investment in 
the team?



On Sunday, February 22, 2004, at 01:34  PM, Ryan W wrote:

> So if you really want to point to the turning point of
> this year, it wasn't O'Brien's resignation per se as
> much as it was the C's macho retaliatory stance which
> said, "You wanna quit at the end of year?  Well, you
> can quit right now if that's the case."  Typical macho
> posturing, if you ask me.  Surely they must have known
> the consequences that would result...yet they were so
> indignant that someone would quit on them that they
> purposefully put a match to the season.