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Those who don't often get its evil twin - malicious compliance.
by praptak 6y ago
Those who don't often get its evil twin - malicious compliance.
- ineedasername 6y agoI'm in a unique position where I work for one division, but I'm occasionally loaned to another area for a special project. Sometimes it's fine, but when my attempts at persuasion have failed, malicious compliance was what they got: with fully documented explanations regarding the limitations of what was delivered. "This is not an adequate tool for the intended purpose" was my comment on one such project. They used it for a single "business cycle" before they came around to my way of thinking.
- jaimex2 6y agoGreat reddit sub to read btw :)
- praptak 6y agoIt has the flavor of sticking it to the man and it has great comedy potential (like 70% Dilbert is about it). That said, you can only be passive-agressive for so long before you get jaded and unhappy.
- pbourke 6y ago> you can only be passive-agressive for so long before you get jaded and unhappy I think you’re putting the cart before the horse here
- unnouinceput 6y agoAlso known as "give'em rope". I did that to a few former "bosses". After a few months they were let go, hi hi.