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If you have determined that the task is a net negative, is avoiding that task still a fear? At that point, wouldn't avoiding the task be the most rational/optim
by ikeyany 9y ago
If you have determined that the task is a net negative, is avoiding that task still a fear? At that point, wouldn't avoiding the task be the most rational/optimal decision?
There have been many times where I have followed something to its conclusion due to fear of feeling like a quitter.
- darkerside 9y agoSeems to me the most rational decision at that point is explaining to your boss why it's a net negative. I'm sure there are a few folks out there whose bosses might react negatively, but they are far outnumbered by the number of folks whose bosses would appreciate it if the employee had the balls to share their honest opinion.