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zem ◴[] No.43560470[source]
on the positive side, it's a small thing monetarily, but retention of company laptops is a nice goodwill gesture
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bmulholland ◴[] No.43560520[source]
Eh, from the company's perspective this is logistically easiest--the laptop's value is hardly worth the effort.
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etchalon ◴[] No.43560668[source]
We always let our ex-employees keep their laptops because a. why not? and b. I don't need laptops for positions that no longer exist.
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1. gopher_space ◴[] No.43560846[source]
“Welcome to your new job at HighSpeed TopFlight. Here’s an old, used laptop.”
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2. ornornor ◴[] No.43562365[source]
I’ve had that happen to me at a new job. It disnt make my new employer shine.
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3. gopher_space ◴[] No.43562819[source]
One of my key metrics for evaluating employers is Time To Second Monitor.