Putting yourself in a better position to succeed by improving your skills and/or accepting another opportunity/looking for your dream job...that's one thing. But then you get these people that will jump ship for a 5% raise, there's no loyalty there. I manage a lot of people and I see this a LOT. If you think you are worth X and I'm paying you .8X, then you have a gripe...but bring that gripe to me and prove to me why you deserve more. Don't just stay silent about it and plot when you can jump ship.
If I am holding up my end of the bargain as a employer and I pay you fairly it's very frustrating if you are constantly scouring high and low to find the next job that will pay you 5k more a year. As an employer I invest a lot in you. I have loyalty to you. I ask for some modicum of that in return.
^ I agree with you there. GS has a better roster and he's already in San Diego.
From ESPN
Kerr, who lives in San Diego, has several ties to the Warriors' organization, which fired coach Mark Jackson on Tuesday, including strong relationships with Warriors owner Joe Lacob, son Kirk Lacob (who works in Golden State's front office) and Warriors president Rick Welts, with whom Kerr worked closely in Phoenix.
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10894198/golden-state-warriors-contact-steve-kerr-coaching-vacancy
From ESPN
Kerr, who lives in San Diego, has several ties to the Warriors' organization, which fired coach Mark Jackson on Tuesday, including strong relationships with Warriors owner Joe Lacob, son Kirk Lacob (who works in Golden State's front office) and Warriors president Rick Welts, with whom Kerr worked closely in Phoenix.
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10894198/golden-state-warriors-contact-steve-kerr-coaching-vacancy
Rumor has it that Jackson, who is a moral and religious man, got fired for being against gay marriage.
Now, he's coaching in San Fransisco, and the owner is gay. Hmmm.
[h=1]Claim: Warriors Coach Fired for Christian Views on Homosexuality[/h]
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[/h] Sports Illustrated's Maggie Gray and Lee Jenkins discuss the Golden State Warriors decision to fire coach Mark Jackson after three seasons.
[h=2]Was Golden State Warriors head coach Mark Jackson fired for his Christian views on gay marriage? That's what Ann Killion is asking at sfgate.com, noting that Jackson's lukewarm reaction to the coming-out of Jason Collins, last year was something of a mismatch for the Bay Area, which is the global capital of gay politics and culture.[/h] Killion writes:
Now, he's coaching in San Fransisco, and the owner is gay. Hmmm.
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[/h] Sports Illustrated's Maggie Gray and Lee Jenkins discuss the Golden State Warriors decision to fire coach Mark Jackson after three seasons.
[h=2]Was Golden State Warriors head coach Mark Jackson fired for his Christian views on gay marriage? That's what Ann Killion is asking at sfgate.com, noting that Jackson's lukewarm reaction to the coming-out of Jason Collins, last year was something of a mismatch for the Bay Area, which is the global capital of gay politics and culture.[/h] Killion writes:
Everything about Jackson was under scrutiny, which includes his very public persona as a religious man. It was probably not at the top of the list, but was probably on the list....
When Jason Collins made his historic pronouncement last year that he was gay, Jackson’s immediate response came out sounding less-than-supportive.
“I will say this,” Jackson said the day of the news. “We live in a country that allows you to be whoever you want to be. As a Christian man, I serve a God that gives you free will to be who you want to be. As a Christian man, I have beliefs of what’s right and what’s wrong. That being said, I know Jason Collins, I know his family, and am certainly praying for them at this time.”
What’s right and what’s wrong? Praying for someone who decided to live an honest life? His words created a very strange vibe, especially for a Bay Area team in the 21st century....
None of this was quite Donald Sterling-esque. But it was probably not the image the Warriors wanted to project, especially as they lobbied hard to move to San Francisco.
Killion also notes that Warriors team president Rick Welts "is openly gay, becoming the first high-ranking executive in professional sports to come out back in 2011." That, she suggests, may also have been a factor.When Jason Collins made his historic pronouncement last year that he was gay, Jackson’s immediate response came out sounding less-than-supportive.
“I will say this,” Jackson said the day of the news. “We live in a country that allows you to be whoever you want to be. As a Christian man, I serve a God that gives you free will to be who you want to be. As a Christian man, I have beliefs of what’s right and what’s wrong. That being said, I know Jason Collins, I know his family, and am certainly praying for them at this time.”
What’s right and what’s wrong? Praying for someone who decided to live an honest life? His words created a very strange vibe, especially for a Bay Area team in the 21st century....
None of this was quite Donald Sterling-esque. But it was probably not the image the Warriors wanted to project, especially as they lobbied hard to move to San Francisco.
while most of the rest of the world would opt for NYC
Rumor has it that Jackson, who is a moral and religious man, got fired for being against gay marriage.
Now, he's coaching in San Fransisco, and the owner is gay. Hmmm.
Claim: Warriors Coach Fired for Christian Views on Homosexuality
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Golden State Warriors fire coach Mark...
Sports Illustrated's Maggie Gray and Lee Jenkins discuss the Golden State Warriors decision to fire coach Mark Jackson after three seasons.
Was Golden State Warriors head coach Mark Jackson fired for his Christian views on gay marriage? That's what Ann Killion is asking at sfgate.com, noting that Jackson's lukewarm reaction to the coming-out of Jason Collins, last year was something of a mismatch for the Bay Area, which is the global capital of gay politics and culture.
Killion writes:Everything about Jackson was under scrutiny, which includes his very public persona as a religious man. It was probably not at the top of the list, but was probably on the list....Killion also notes that Warriors team president Rick Welts "is openly gay, becoming the first high-ranking executive in professional sports to come out back in 2011." That, she suggests, may also have been a factor.
When Jason Collins made his historic pronouncement last year that he was gay, Jackson’s immediate response came out sounding less-than-supportive.
“I will say this,” Jackson said the day of the news. “We live in a country that allows you to be whoever you want to be. As a Christian man, I serve a God that gives you free will to be who you want to be. As a Christian man, I have beliefs of what’s right and what’s wrong. That being said, I know Jason Collins, I know his family, and am certainly praying for them at this time.”
What’s right and what’s wrong? Praying for someone who decided to live an honest life? His words created a very strange vibe, especially for a Bay Area team in the 21st century....
None of this was quite Donald Sterling-esque. But it was probably not the image the Warriors wanted to project, especially as they lobbied hard to move to San Francisco.
Seemed to be alot of issues with Jackson as coach.......doubt his moronic comments and stance on gays was a major factor.
he may have kids that don't want to move too
if his roots are there, it gives GS some leverage
