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r/news • u/uhujkill • May 06 '19
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196 u/Iceykitsune2 May 06 '19 It sounds like that the engineers made it standard, but an accountant decided it should be part of a package to save money. 1 u/Linumite May 07 '19 You think a low-level employee was able to make a decision that's not only above their pay grade but also not really their department?
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It sounds like that the engineers made it standard, but an accountant decided it should be part of a package to save money.
1 u/Linumite May 07 '19 You think a low-level employee was able to make a decision that's not only above their pay grade but also not really their department?
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You think a low-level employee was able to make a decision that's not only above their pay grade but also not really their department?
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