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>Don't project your behavioral patterns onto others. Yet what you consider unprofessional & what they consider unprofessional could entirely be in the wrong or

>Don't project your behavioral patterns onto others. Yet what you consider unprofessional & what they consider unprofessional could entirely be in the wrong or right. Would need the context of what the company's policies are to even have a grasp of what could be considered professional and what couldn't be. Yet, you project your views onto the original poster but then tell them not to project any views onto others. Like come on, further up you post about the inefficiencies of your WFH. I could consider that itself highly unprofessional that someone is unwilling to strive for the best return of their time for what they're paid to do. It's always easier to cast a stone onto others when one doesn't consider that others may cast the very stone back.

BossingAround 6y ago
> Yet, you project your views onto the original poster but then tell them not to project any views onto others. Where? I said what I consider unprofessional and consequently that I wouldn't do it. The author suggested I do act in some way, but I never had such suggestion. I'd also like to point out I never mentioned that it is unprofessional. I simply expressed what I believe in, and that I don't appreciate the following quite because it's not based on reality: "... am also pretty sure they aren't paying you for those rounds of Overwatch you sneak in between PR review requests." They aren't paying me for Overwatch rounds because I don't do Overwatch rounds between my PRs. > Like come on, further up you post about the inefficiencies of your WFH. Where do I post about inefficiencies of my WFH? In this thread, I posted about how I fear about my posture. Where do I mention inefficiencies? > I could consider that itself highly unprofessional that someone is unwilling to strive for the best return of their time for what they're paid to do. You indeed may. Sounds like a non-sequitur to me.

BossingAround 6y ago

> Yet, you project your views onto the original poster but then tell them not to project any views onto others. Where? I said what I consider unprofessional and consequently that I wouldn't do it. The author suggested I do act in some way, but I never had such suggestion. I'd also like to point out I never mentioned that it is unprofessional. I simply expressed what I believe in, and that I don't appreciate the following quite because it's not based on reality: "... am also pretty sure they aren't paying you for those rounds of Overwatch you sneak in between PR review requests." They aren't paying me for Overwatch rounds because I don't do Overwatch rounds between my PRs. > Like come on, further up you post about the inefficiencies of your WFH. Where do I post about inefficiencies of my WFH? In this thread, I posted about how I fear about my posture. Where do I mention inefficiencies? > I could consider that itself highly unprofessional that someone is unwilling to strive for the best return of their time for what they're paid to do. You indeed may. Sounds like a non-sequitur to me.