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I started on a help desk, from my experience the management knew which ones were smart enough to do real damage and triggered enough to actually do it. If I ha
by carlmcqueen 10y ago
I started on a help desk, from my experience the management knew which ones were smart enough to do real damage and triggered enough to actually do it.
If I had any advice it would simply be to avoid letting a corporate environment allow you to forget you have real people as employees with feelings. "It's just business" doesn't translate to everyone.
- superswordfish 10y ago> triggered enough to actually do it. What does this mean? Do you mean "provoked"?
- wccrawford 10y agoI think they mean that they have a lot of (or very strong) triggers, or things that will make them act irrationally.
- basch 10y agousually triggering leads to paralysis not retaliation, no?
- daenney 10y agoA trigger is an event that precipitates other events, aka it sets things in motion. It could be paralysis, or it could be ejecting a bullet from a barrel or wiping a set of routers.
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- jameskegel 10y agoThe commenter above you is trying to make you aware that "triggered" is an internet SJW dog-whistle to attract attention to an event. His statement is forcing you to acknowledge the definition of the word "triggered" in its most literal sense.
- ZeroGravitas 10y agoCan you explain this more? It doesn't make any sense to me. Note, I am aware of the use of trigger as in "trigger warning" for potentially disturbing content. Even with that context I'm lost. Did you mean "literal" literally?