You’ve seen it in movies: gangsters are going to kill a guy. But before they do, they force him to dig his own grave. Who would go along with that? What are these doomed souls thinking? Why, during their final moments alive, doesn’t the victim avail himself of the chance to die defiantly, with dignity, going to his death with the small pleasure of knowing that his assassin will at least be inconvenienced by the disposal of his body?
Disney pressured its
laid-off workers, many of whom had received such glowing performance
evaluations that they thought they were being promoted when they were
called in to meet with their bosses, to train their replacements. “I
just couldn’t believe they could fly people in to sit at our desks and
take over our jobs exactly,” one of the H-1B outsourcing victims, an
American in his 40s who has been unemployed since his last day at Disney on Jan. 30 told The New York Times. “It was so humiliating to train somebody else to take over your job. I still can’t grasp it.”
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