The downside of nepotism
Today, I thought my dad was finally showing interest in the business I started last year when he asked about my next event. Nope, he just wanted to know if I would hire his step-granddaughter. Her first question? "So, I won't have to do any like, real work right?" Gee, thanks Dad. FML
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anonymous_365 12
Pay her in Monopoly money. If she doesn't do any "real" work," she won't get any "real money."
_kyleG_ 34
Just tell her that she doesn't have to work, "You just, like, won't get real paychecks."
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jtfrisch 22
Dude I own a business, and I can't tell you how many times I "really should have hired my little brother". First day on the job he tells me to shut the **** up. Fired his ass lol.
saffy66 34
REALLY hope you had this conversation with her BEFORE you said yes to hiring her...
tintin10_fml 13
If she doesn't want to do real work tgen maybe you should hire her at minimum wage and put her in the supply room. just tell her to count.
psyjoniz 12
its your business. do what is right for it. hire her to clean the bathrooms. as an unpaid intern.
imateapot_723 9
She's gonna go places
laden_swallow09 34
Maybe not college, but… places.
Sparx1_1 16
As a fellow business owner I'm going to say YDI. Unless you can afford to pay for a deadbeat on your staff you should tell the girl to get lost and tell your dad it wasn't a good fit. Family interference can sometimes make or break a business. Your dad may not know that but you should.
ThePandoricaOpen 18
So, OP deserves to have her on his staff? Yeah, I highly doubt that, and what makes you think he knows nothing about business?
holly_fly 34
It never says OP hired her. For all we know, this was said in an interview...
berkeleyjake 13
the appropriate response is, "do you want any, like, real money?"
Exaspera 54
Family is there to support you, to love you and to drive you crazy.
1dvos_grl3 21
You didn't hire her right?
LittleKisses 8
Don't hire her. Simple.