Principle vs. Keeping your job

[onlyvic]

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yeah right... if ur a principled person and would fight for what you think is right, being an employee won't be the best thing to do... faet kaayo. mao nah ni ako gi-atubang ron.

[acecrystal]

I need not conform to my boss's absurdity...... (at all times) I keep principles more often than not

[jill]

i'd choose my job if given a monthly is salary of 15000usd/monthly then naa ko pinas puyo. prinsipyo? hhmmmm gutom man akong naabtan.

[akera]

bitaw, mgka-ba-iwas jud ni cla... lisod trabaho ug labag sa imo prinsipyo...

[Sol_Itaire]

principles of righteousness? let's see. so far these are my "righteous" principles:

1. health is wealth. my body (and mind) is my money-making machine. why should i destroy it slowly with negative factors at work?
2. an unhappy work environment will eventually affect my health. refer to #1.
3. business should not exploit people.

reasonable ones, i should say. i don't deliberate for long if any of those factors is present in my workplace.

[pugak_79]

depende sa boss kung maayung tao

[Tory]

i used to stick to my principles but it almost always put me in a hot seat. so for as long as it does not affect me in any way, i don't give a damn.

[Kenshiro]

Would you rather stand-up to your principle of righteousness or play the game of "NO HEAR, NO SEE, NO SAY" even you are a witness to corruption or any violation amoung your colleages in the company just to keep your job?

Stand by your principles of honesty and intergrity. If your gonna report this to the higher ups you might even get promoted and replace their position. If they're gonna fire your then this is not the right job for you.