How Must IBEQ Reps Feel representing the over-dog against the small guy?

Rescue Blues

How must Ibec reps feel? In my case a company was refusing to pay me €100. The IBEC guy was sat across the table from myself (unrepresented) and knew full well they were in the wrong. The only thing he could argue was that it was out of the blue for me to wait three months before lodging a complaint. It’s not exactly a story they’d tell on a first date? Would go like "so today company X was struggling with their bully tactics, and they needed my help"?

So just wondering what does it say about a person if they end up in such a situation, and what motivates them to do such work?

HildaOgdenx

Mod - Moved to Work Problems.

AndrewJRenko

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058380412/how-must-ibeq-reps-feel-representing-the-over-dog-against-the-small-guy

You could probably say the same for many lawyers defending their clients in Court, many accountants and tax consultants defending their clients to the Revenue, many planning consultants defending their clients to ABP.

caviardreams

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122831662#Comment_122831662

Add to that, anyone working in HR