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Last paragraph is the punch line
If the cultural changes aren't in sync with your ethics and higher ups aren't listening, then it's time to hand in the resignation. Otherwise, assuming you can stand it, adapt, positively influence the culture as best you can, and go about your business.
Posted by: John L. Ries   Posted on: 08/07/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Last paragraph is the punch line  John L. Ries | 08/07/08
Hah! The farce of "corporate culture" is still alive.  techboy_z | 08/07/08
Cultures do develop...  John L. Ries | 08/07/08
Halfway to the train...  techboy_z | 08/08/08
I said "at best"  John L. Ries | 08/08/08
RE: When IT culture changes with or without you  John McGhie | 08/07/08
Wait it out  scott1329 | 08/08/08
RE: When IT culture changes with or without you  Meesha | 08/08/08
RE: When IT culture changes with or without you  calluknet@... | 08/08/08
Take it easy with constant change  kordoniss@... | 08/12/08

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