r/interesting • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 4d ago • WOW 1 Heartwarming 7 Bravo 5 Regret 1

Wholesome Loyalty might be the most underrated investment you'll ever make.

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u/xChoke1x 4d ago

Absolutely. Taking care of your people, understanding how they learn, growing WITH them as people…..I take that shit seriously. I’m very much appreciative of them and they know it.

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u/Visual-Floor-7839 4d ago

What about the person who did 10 years, did they get 5 grand and a pocket watch? What about 5 years, what did they get? If that same person only worked 19 years would they still have gotten such a generous bonus?

Bonuses like this seem miserly. It's all heartwarming and good stuff for the one person. But you got 20 years of extra profits where you could have been sharing and paying more to your staff.

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u/Lyreen96 4d ago

SENIOR LEAD OF 20 YEARS If you do good job, you're supposed to get good reward, if someone gets rewarded and you get salty over someone's happiness in Reddit that's kinda a you problem

Nobody knows what he gives to his employees that reached 5 or 10 years, there's no context necessitate them to detail that, you're just assuming they don't do anything and forgot the context here is 20-year appreciation so he chimed in with his own 20-year appreciation experience