rk911
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Given your narrative, nope, I would not go. I might send a card but that's that.
I appreciate the input from everyone. This is a tough one for me. I spent my entire career being the guy that did the right thing. Being the stand up, ethical person whereas the honoree IMO did the opposite. My Father always said "never burn a bridge" . OK that was good advice but I am done , I have severed all financial connections and moved two states away. Most attendees would not really care if I don't show as it has been three years since I left. On the other hand to counter @marko 's opinion, who I do respect, my absence might also send a message.If OP were business partners, I think he'd be obvious by his absence. I'd think that most attendees would expect to see him if only for old-time's sake.
Go and leave early. Missing would be bad form imo. Noblesse oblige.
I'm certain that he will do the right thing. I just don't know what that is. Different for you and for me and for OP, I'm guessing.OP, do the right thing.
The OP is struggling. That tells me momma and the dog are calling the shots. The OP probably feels a bit conflicted otherwise they never would have posted.I'm certain that he will do the right thing. I just don't know what that is. Different for you and for me and for OP,
One doesn’t ask for a public opinion on things they feel clear about.I'm not worried about OP. He successfully retired from a successful, going concern and has managed retirement for some years. He navigated with a partner he wasn't fully in tune with. He'll get this one right too.
From a Travis McGee novel: "In all emotional conflicts, the thing you find the hardest to do is the thing you should do"One doesn’t ask for a public opinion on things they feel clear about.
In brief yes, and it was a medical practice that I was a full partner of. Not easy to get up and move to a new area once you are an established surgeon.That is, if this guy was such a creep, why did he remain with the firm? The guy was unethical but the money was good??
Ethics violations--even questionable behavior--especially in the medical arena can be lethal to an organization.In brief yes, and it was a medical practice that I was a full partner of. Not easy to get up and move to a new area once you are an established surgeon.