• Gabu@lemmy.ml
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      9 months ago

      He’s right, though - unless there are real legal repercussions or it’s an impossible task, just say “yes”. Worst case scenario, you’ll do a bad job of it and whoever requested your service won’t do it anymore.

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        9 months ago

        also if there aren’t legal repercussions but you’re still endangering people by fucking it up, please don’t :)

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    9 months ago

    In the sense of this meme it’s actually true. An airforce recruiter comes to you with the opportunity to be a fighter pilot you take the offer first. You clear medical, they send you to basic, then flight school, then you learn to be a fighter pilot. At no point before they sign you up do they have any requirements of needing to know how to fly.

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    9 months ago

    I did reply once this phrase to a boss of mine, and I used a commercial pilot as an example…

    I also told him that, I would kill everyone on board if i did such a thing.

    😅🤣

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        If in your kind of job you atitudes put a at risk peoples lives, you have to have training to executing a specific job, and can’t go i always say i can do it, so this quote is not aplided to every situation, my job is a exemple of this, so no, i did not agree with my boss, and put my foot on the ground.

        We have to be aware of what we do.