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> attempting to publicly humiliate people who're paying you No it's the opposite. How does highlighting millions of cost savings from CTO's initiative humili
by dominotw 7y ago
> attempting to publicly humiliate people who're paying you
No it's the opposite.
How does highlighting millions of cost savings from CTO's initiative humiliate him?
I am confused how you got that impression from my comment. what did i miss.
- jt2190 7y agoNot the commenter, and I understood what you were getting at, however, your original post doesn’t specify who is being asked the questions. It’s implied you’re asking the CTO, but it’s never clearly stated. That said, this is a good reminder for everyone to “read generously”: If you read something that seems absurd, take a minute to make sure you’re not just misunderstanding the post. Posts often gloss over context, and so you should try to rebuild that context.
- izacus 7y agoMany of those questions could be percieved as hostile when asked on all-hands and non-hostile when asked in smaller setting. But perhaps your all-hands are smaller than mine. But I concede that I have read the post in a non generous way and I apologise to the author.