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I think the fallacy is to confuse cause and effect. The characteristics necessary to achieve greatness are very likely to also make you an asshole. But, delib
by s17n 6y ago
I think the fallacy is to confuse cause and effect. The characteristics necessary to achieve greatness are very likely to also make you an asshole. But, deliberately being an asshole is only going to make you less likely to achieve greatness.
- Hokusai 6y ago> I think the fallacy is to confuse cause and effect. The characteristics necessary to achieve greatness are very likely to also make you an asshole. I would rephrase to: "The characteristics necessary to be noticed above your teammates are very likely to also make you an asshole." The best professionals I have ever worked with are kind, willing to help and growth themselves and their teams. And too often are missed by management, the self-promoting assholes are noticed and promoted by management. Great leaders are kind, great leaders are smart, great leaders help you, great leaders go unnoticed because are one of you working within the team.