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That's a very definitive bias we always hold. Praising a player who falls behind and achieves something while not paying much attention to one who does somethin
by amrrs 9y ago
That's a very definitive bias we always hold. Praising a player who falls behind and achieves something while not paying much attention to one who does something normally. Chaos gets attention!
- BearGoesChirp 9y agoThe guy at work who causes a complex IT problem and fixes it by working late one night: team player doing what he can to support the company. The guy at work whose work doesn't cause a problem and things keep working fine: why aren't you as much a team player as that other guy?