The "Bla Bla Bla" Heard 'Round the World

[ZTAngel]

Originally posted by starang21
i heard he changed her salary after she accepted the position.

That's very wrong, too.

Still, she's attorney so she should have known that you never accept a position until you get both the offer and the salary in writing.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally posted by ZTAngel
That's very wrong, too.

Still, she's attorney so she should have known that you never accept a position until you get both the offer and the salary in writing.

Funny, that was her response to Korman when he told her he had already gotten her stationary and business cards.

[KSigkid]

Originally posted by starang21
i heard he changed her salary after she accepted the position.

I hadn't heard that, although that could partly explain her response.

If she was upset, well, that would be understandable. But you really have to watch what you say to people.

[mu_agd]

Originally posted by starang21
i heard he changed her salary after she accepted the position.

From what I read, he offered one salary at the initial interview. At the second interview, he realized that he couldn't have paid her that much and lowered the salary by $5,000. She still said that was ok. Than after that she decided she couldn't live off of that.

eta: Here's what was said in the Globe's article:

Both said that after a first interview, Abdala said she would accept the job if it were offered to her. Both said that during a second interview, Korman told Abdala he would not be able to pay her as much as he had told her in the first interview; neither would disclose dollar amounts.