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How would standards be lost? The exact same change in behavior is being requested, just more politely. I think it's insulting because it's an implied value jud
by ivraatiems 10y ago
How would standards be lost? The exact same change in behavior is being requested, just more politely.
I think it's insulting because it's an implied value judgment on a person as a person, not just a judgment on the work.
I don't understand why you don't think it's insulting. If I'm trying to do my job, and you come in and shit all over me in public because I made a mistake, which one of us is the problem? Would you really want to work for someone who thinks it's okay to do that as a management technique?
- shakna 10y agoI'll just focus on one thing here: The only implication of judgement upon the person is one you have applied yourself. It isn't even one the recipients have seen. The judgement is entirely on the work: seen by how the fixed work is gratefully added to the whole, in a manner befitting the project. If a Finn wished to insult you and not just your work, there would be no implication. It would be explicit.