Oh dear. You've reverted back to this, have you? As I said the last time you trotted this out:
No great "mental Kung Fu" is required to read saying to your employees, "If the candidate I want isn't elected, I'm going to fire people" as a not-so-subtle attempt at intimidation. The boss wants his employees to vote, not for the candidate they consider the best person for the job, but for whoever is least likely to upset the boss.
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Date: 22/10/12 18:41 (UTC)No great "mental Kung Fu" is required to read saying to your employees, "If the candidate I want isn't elected, I'm going to fire people" as a not-so-subtle attempt at intimidation. The boss wants his employees to vote, not for the candidate they consider the best person for the job, but for whoever is least likely to upset the boss.