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He doesn't mention bad people in the bit I'm referring to, he literally says: "Your team thinks you suck if you don't have the chutzpah to fire." And that just
by mmt 17y ago
He doesn't mention bad people in the bit I'm referring to, he literally says:
"Your team thinks you suck if you don't have the chutzpah to fire."
And that just makes no sense.
If reading the bit out of context makes no sense, perhaps a different reading, such as suggested by parent comment(s) is indicated.
- jacquesm 17y agoThat's possible. I'd attribute it to an oversight then, the missing 'of a bad apple' at the end of that sentence. Then it would make more sense. But firing people is a step done with some restraint, bad apples get their chance to improve 'or else' and if it doesn't work out then the 'or else' gets activated, and presumably the whole team will be on board with that decision. The last thing you want is to be seen as someone that fires people to prove that you do not suck.