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Telling someone to fake it, means you are telling him to lie. Telling someone he is probably too harsh on himself, is not telling him to lie or cheat. So no, f
by mola 6y ago
Telling someone to fake it, means you are telling him to lie.
Telling someone he is probably too harsh on himself, is not telling him to lie or cheat.
So no, fake it till you make it, taken seriously, is not a good advice.
- afarrell 6y agoThe phrase "fake it till you make it" is also bad programming. Variable names should be intention-revealing.
- NiceWayToDoIT 6y agoThings are not that simple. Many times I have encountered that people do not know that they know something, lack of confidence can undermine their abilities. By default they will say their perceived version of "truth" that they "do not know it" while in fact they do. In eyes of their boss lack of confidence can be perceived as reason for demotion or endless cycle of easy tasks that do not lead person to improve their skills and learn by doing. Fear of judgment can be parasailing. Also, sometimes pressure forces person to learn something in a very short period. So, if you "fake it", but also put significant effort to quickly learn what is needed to succeed then it is not lie but a 'future promise' it would be lie only if you don't succeed.