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It is because "workplace culture" is now just "American culture". We don't view other Americans as people, but rather as competitors, tools we can exploit for o
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y ago
It is because "workplace culture" is now just "American culture". We don't view other Americans as people, but rather as competitors, tools we can exploit for our own success, or parasites keeping us from success. 80s career advice is now life advice.
- dropoutcoder 7y agoMy experience growing up in America mirrors your description here. I’ve found the average American to be ok with bullying, sabotage, dishonesty, and malice.
- technofiend 7y agoWell and you can never make a mistake for fear of potentially triggering or offending someone, forcing topics to be pretty banal. And if you can't have interesting conversations with people and explore mutual interests then it's hard to build any sort of friendship that might transcend your work relationship.