In a classic tale of family business drama, a son finds himself in the middle of a heated conflict. Working for his father’s company, he’s been overlooked for a leadership role in favor of his older brother. Feeling undervalued and ignored, he hands in his notice. But just as he’s about to exit stage left, the plot thickens. The representative of their biggest client makes him an offer he can hardly refuse.
Family Business: A Tale of Two Sons
The Chosen One
The Unheard Plea
The Final Straw
The Unexpected Offer
A New Opportunity Knocks
The Tempting Offer
The Dilemma ♂️
A Fleeting Thought
Caught in a Web of Family Politics and Business Drama ️
In a whirlwind of family politics and business drama, our protagonist finds himself at a crossroads. After feeling undervalued in his father’s company, he’s ready to leave. But as fate would have it, their biggest client offers him a job, a deal that’s too good to pass up. But accepting it could mean serious trouble for his family’s business. As he grapples with this moral dilemma, he contemplates using this as leverage to gain a stake in the family business. But does he really want to play that game? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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NAH. It’s just business. Don’t leverage this opportunity, OP!
Seize the opportunity! Take the job and prove them wrong!
NAH. Don’t steal the client, but use them for bigger jobs!
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NAH. Son offered job by dad’s client, but bridges already smoking
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NTA: Dad underpays and lowers confidence, client contract ending soon!
NTA. Take the job and prove your worth!
“NTA. You deserve a stake. Take the job offer and go!”
Client values OP more than father. NTA.
NTA – Consider starting new job after leaving father’s firm.
Take charge of your career! Don’t let family drama hold you back!
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Son lands better job after dad’s business snub!
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NTA: Family cut ties, take the job if you want!
NTA – Take the job! Your dad made it clear.
Navigating family dynamics while prioritizing career goals.
Don’t use it as a bargaining chip. Make it clear that the client was going to stop being a client regardless. Giving them a heads up on the upcoming loss of a client can be spun as a positive. NTA!
Navigating family dynamics can be tough. NTA, but tread carefully!
Take the job if it won’t destroy the family business!
NTA. Take the job and let your dad deal with it.
Dad’s client wants to leave, go with them! NTA
You’re NTA for taking the job away from your dad’s company!
Exciting opportunity! Consider carefully how to break it to family.
NTA. Jared’s offer shows more respect than your family’s company.
INFO: Dad’s client hires son for cheaper, but son gets perks!
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Don’t use it as a bargaining chip! NTA. Protect yourself
