Odd reason, but OK
By firedsucks - 20/03/2021 17:01
By firedsucks - 20/03/2021 17:01
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Even if it involved driving, this still isn’t appropriate for a “professional”.
The person above you is saying the company's decision is understandable, not OP's choice in bumper stickers.
So your bumper sticker proved you’re a bit of a douchebag and you lost your job for it. Most major companies have standard for cars parked on company property. My company for example prohibits profanity and hate symbols including confederate flags in the company parking lot. They don’t want to ruin their corporate image by having offensive things parked outside their corporate headquarters. It’s their property, their prerogative and an at-will state.
Just wondering why you has such a sign. It is not funny, is not friendly and is not respectful towards other people. So I’m truly interested on why such a message.
HAHA That's funny as hell! That's something I would have on my vehicle. But will refrain since my job is driving a school bus.
yea it's just a sticker to you but to them it can mean losing clients n profit depending on the company and how you are
I didn't realize 10-year-olds were allowed to drive.
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So your bumper sticker proved you’re a bit of a douchebag and you lost your job for it. Most major companies have standard for cars parked on company property. My company for example prohibits profanity and hate symbols including confederate flags in the company parking lot. They don’t want to ruin their corporate image by having offensive things parked outside their corporate headquarters. It’s their property, their prerogative and an at-will state.
Just wondering why you has such a sign. It is not funny, is not friendly and is not respectful towards other people. So I’m truly interested on why such a message.