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Originally Posted by Scooby Snacks
Exactly. I find it strange that many posters express the sentiment that employees owe the company they work for loyalty just because they are employed by them. Employees don't owe their company anything than their labor in exchange for whatever pay and benefits the company promised them. Companies are not loyal to employees; employees have no obligation to be loyal to them either.
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Yep, I never I owe the company anything unless they did something truly outstanding for employees that deserve loyalty in return. I find usually managers are the ones that are loyal to the firm because they feel empowered by the firm. I once gave loyalty to the firm that promoted me to manager and I worked my butt off but in return I was told it wasn't good enough. Lesson learned.
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