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Is everything that isn't perfectly clear and understood now known as "passive aggressive"?
by megamindbrian2 8y ago
Is everything that isn't perfectly clear and understood now known as "passive aggressive"?
- Noumenon72 8y agoFraming a specific complaint you have indirectly, as though it were a general issue with contracts, and waiting for them to tease your complaint out of you, looks passive aggressive. You yourself thought it was aggressive, based on your "I'm going to get fired" reaction when they read it. And had been passive about it for a year without asking anybody. I mean, I get it, I thought my boss said he could do the raise I asked for and went three months before saying "Hey, it didn't show up in my paycheck." Extremely uncomfortable, and I'm procrastinating asking for a promotion because I don't want to talk about money again. It's just a warning sign, you don't come off as an all around bad person.
- megamindbrian2 8y agoI appreciate your candor.