A lot of words in this article
Trump does not deal with people who lie. He doesn’t hire them doesn’t keep them. The media could not find an instance of dishonest or illegal business practice from Trump. It seems like there’s a lot tgere that the media just didn’t bother reporting on, but that’s not the case. The media couldn’t find anything
It’s beyond a lot of people’s imagination that Trump is honest in his dealings.
He likely let go of Flynn because Flynn lied.
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Seems pretty obvious to me, but many don’t get it.
I agree with a lot of people here-regardless of the reason or justification, lying to your boss is going to destroy your job.
There are times in life when lying or deception can be justified, that is true. (a man critically injured in an MVA and in a fragile state asks a caregiver how his deceased wife is, and is told they are still working on her, even though she is already deceased)
But in a professional situation, lying to your boss will never end well if it is discovered. (and if not, you have to live with the fact you have lied and that circumstances may uncover the deception at at time and place not of your choosing)
A well functioning superior/subordinate relationship is wholly dependent on a foundation of truth. If a person finds out a subordinate has lied, there are very few things that can justify it, and even fewer to repair that torn fabric.
Once trust has been betrayed, it is forever suspect, and it is best to cut ties. Everyone knows this.