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Rock the boat, people. You are a part of your company's culture: not an observer of it, not a victim of it. From an article I wrote a couple years ago: "My tw
by shawnee_ 10y ago
Rock the boat, people. You are a part of your company's culture: not an observer of it, not a victim of it.
From an article I wrote a couple years ago:
"My two cents for the conversation is pretty simple: there are only two different kinds of humans in the world: Those who actively exploit women, and those who actively speak out against the exploitation of women. Keeping your mouth shut for fear of rocking the boat -- this is a form of apathy all its own." http://ink.hackeress.com/2015/01/why-im-boat-rocker.html http://ink.hackeress.com/2015/01/why-im-boat-rocker.html
- andreyf 10y agoThis can be generalized to similar spectrum in quite a few domains: those who fear of rocking the boat on one end and those who do it without good reason. Part of working in a larger organization is the politics of knowing when the right time to speak up and make change is. I kind of wish I was working at Uber right now because now is the time for them.