Entice them back via a hilarious music video app, offering unlimited protein shakes for a month and an alcohol-free team night out making vegan cupcakes, in aid of climate change.
I was about to say, it's at the very least a weird thing for an employer to encourage. I have always had one but it's always been like my employer was doing me a favour to let me.
Maybe that is the point - it makes you seem all funky by encouraging it, safe in the knowledge that it actually makes it easier to whack man underling who falls for it.
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Not really notice
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Reckon that's the line Comms will go with
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Do they want £100k a year too?
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It would probably speed most things up.
I mean someone would have to leave me some written instructions about how to turn the computer thingy on, but once that is done we’re golden.
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join them in the pub
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I think the death of corporate law firms might finally be beginning. There's no carrot any more.
Outside London anyway.
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Entice them back via a hilarious music video app, offering unlimited protein shakes for a month and an alcohol-free team night out making vegan cupcakes, in aid of climate change.
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Have slightly better productivity. and less conversations about "side hustles".
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Heh!
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Fvcking hell, yes, we had someone giving the whole ‘side hustle’ thing here as well in a speech to the younglings.
Whether he ignored deliberately that his side hustle cost him a 6 figure sum to acquire and is run by other people, I don’t know.
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I was about to say, it's at the very least a weird thing for an employer to encourage. I have always had one but it's always been like my employer was doing me a favour to let me.
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Maybe that is the point - it makes you seem all funky by encouraging it, safe in the knowledge that it actually makes it easier to whack man underling who falls for it.
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