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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish91•1 year agoChoices are not made by 1 person in an organization. Getting rid of one person isn’t solving the program, pretending that it is is insulting.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish53•1 year agoYeah exactly, he left because he finished the job he was there to do. Now they are acting like this is some kind of move to placate their customers as if it wasn’t the plan all along.
Choices are not made by 1 person in an organization.
Getting rid of one person isn’t solving the program, pretending that it is is insulting.
Yeah exactly, he left because he finished the job he was there to do. Now they are acting like this is some kind of move to placate their customers as if it wasn’t the plan all along.
I give you case in counter-point: Xitter.
I will counter your argument with some Xcrement
Public owned organisation, then.