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> more likely Both? A coworker at a former job comes to mind. He kept pointing out a problem that everyone else was ignoring, and they kept ignoring it. He gra
by RangerScience 7y ago
> more likely
Both? A coworker at a former job comes to mind. He kept pointing out a problem that everyone else was ignoring, and they kept ignoring it. He gradually got minimized until he left on his own, and the problem remained.
He definitely rubbed people the wrong way. The problem definitely existed.
- sumedh 7y agoWhat kind of problem was it, did he/she try to fix it on their own, did others acknowledge that was a problem and needed to be fixed?
- RangerScience 7y agoI think it was "to have or not have CI systems"; yes; no. It's the sort of thing you can "fix" on your own, but if you don't get any buy-in from everyone else, you're kinda SOL.