I'd feel bad if I thought I was screwing people by leaving. But companies aren't people, they're a fictional entity that we give people-like qualities. We do so in order to benefit real people. Often that's forgotten and we get a mix of companies being seen as evil when actually it's the people in charge, or people taking advantage of the company, when in fact that is what a company is for.
One of my attempts at a life rule is to moderate my cynicism according to how cynically others are playing the game. If I see the managers in charge are pressing the line between what's right and what's legal, I will do so too when dealing with them. If I see someone who is more concerned about what's right than what's profitable, I will also relax a little and be a bit generous.
One of my attempts at a life rule is to moderate my cynicism according to how cynically others are playing the game. If I see the managers in charge are pressing the line between what's right and what's legal, I will do so too when dealing with them. If I see someone who is more concerned about what's right than what's profitable, I will also relax a little and be a bit generous.