Well, what you would say is pretty meaningless, as are you.
yet here you are responding to it.
My business isn't a place for someone to come air their political grievances one way or another. It's detrimental to business, especially since I don't know the political bent of the people who may enter my business and decide to leave because they don't like the opinion one of my people is expressing.
Okay, that's actually a valid point. Frankly, the only person I've ever seen who was loud about his political opinions at work was a Trump supporter... But that's not what you claimed you were doing. You claimed you fired at least four people this year for airing political greivances.
Again, you would never last with me, simply because you think you should be allowed to do as you wish while on the clock, and I that can only have an adverse impact on your work ethic...
Again, guy, I probably wouldn't, because honestly, you sound like the kind of micromanager who makes everyone around him kind of miserable.
Shit, anyone can write anything in LinkedIn. A good hiring manager takes all of that with a grain of salt.
Frankly, I wonder where these "good hiring managers" are. What I've found is that hiring is pretty hit and miss. You pick out the 10 resumes that are best written out of something like 400 you received... and then you make a decision to hire someone based on a couple of hour interviews.
Frankly, in my career, I've maybe seen a handful or so employees where I scratch my head and say, "how did that idiot get hired?" On the other hand, I've seen very few managers I've considered "good", at least in my post-military life. And trust me, I've been around long enough to have seen just about it all. From the Fresh Graduate from college who thinks he can apply management from a textbook to the idiot who got promoted because they had been with the company for years and they gave her a shot a management she wasn't ready for.
I've also had a couple of managers who were really sharp. Unfortunately, those are the ones that don't stay because they move on to the next opportunity. I've had managers who start out really good and then stop giving a crap.
I'm pretty goddamn good at reading people, and I can tell if someone's not being straight with me. In all the years I've been in business I've never had a single employee say they don't appreciate it.
Okay, frankly, I can only judge you by what you write here... and what you write here is you come off like a typical Trump supporter, and an awful human being... but I repeat myself.