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>> No, I wouldn't!
@MarT: Okay, you are obviously an example of virtue for us all to strive to be like, but you have to see how people given unrealistic expectations would cheat in order to feed there families and keep thier jobs. If you don't understand how that would happen you are as naive as you are noble.
@ZMAN:
Well, I am neither naive or noble and have left jobs that had sales expectations I was not comfortable with. I could have found ways to cheat, others did, but my integrity is more important to me than a crappy job. People aren't starving in the streets in the US, unless they choose to. The company is ultimately responsible, but the cheating employees are not victims.
I think it's telling that you are critical of people who have integrity. Fraud is not a grey area.
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