QUOTE(hackwire @ Sep 9 2010, 11:36 AM)
As a manager if someone comply and show their salary slip so easily than i will have second thought about that . one day if the supplier or dealer will not trust the quoted price and ask him/her to provide the prove, i assume he/she will do it out of desperation for sales or reward without my knowledge.
Some of you think that it's ok to show your honesty through this way and sent the message out that i have nothing to hide. But, the company who hires you in the first place do not trust you and doubted your integrity already... if there's no trust , there's a long way for you to go with them with more nonsensical issue next time.
they will even think that you purposely doing something behind their back or they even question your freedom of expression. You will have all sort of explanation and task to perform if they don't freely or easily trust you.
like i said, they should have ask themselves first the reason they need to hire to fill the job . If the person is in sales, they might be interested of his previous clientele than his 50-100% increase of pay.
They need to weigh the outcome of it also.
Added on September 9, 2010, 11:43 amcool... im a boss , an employee and investor. there's no such thing as u boss and im employee in this fast world. winning people heart and mind is a silk road to achieve, u need to earn that by paying what is needed. If you don't have the skill to find the right candidate, have you heard of Consultants and Recruitment Agency? You can pay them fees to get the right worker but did you ?? asking someone pay is very orthodox way to hire someone . if u don't know, Apple also hires people from different background to work with them as they feel that they need creative juice from other areas to tell them what is not.
the terms P&C of a salary slip is the individual discretion, supplier/dealer price is never the individual's discretion, that is totally company's P&C matter. If I show my payslip and the company still hires me, does that mean that they still do not trust and doubt my integrity? When I show my payslip upon their request and that offends the company, they can always rescind the job offer. Nobody force them to hire me, nobody force me to accept their job offer.
When you apply for bank loan/credit card, they usually ask for a copy of payslip. Of course, it's P&C, but at the individual's discretion. It's not a matter of trust, it's just standard procedure. It's outrageous to judge someone just because he/she followed procedure and provide a copy of the payslip.
Knowing what P&C stands for and what it's coverage, limitation and true meaning are two different things
This post has been edited by UnnAmeD_R: Sep 9 2010, 12:16 PM 
Sep 9 2010, 11:17 AM
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