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All (but not only) people with good people skills and zero productivity would be motivated to say this. Edit: I think I might have misunderstood what palish m
by endtime 16y ago
All (but not only) people with good people skills and zero productivity would be motivated to say this.
Edit: I think I might have misunderstood what palish meant by "By how fun they are." to exclude productivity and focus entirely on personality. My mistake, if so.
- alex_c 16y agoThat might be true in the very short term, but in the medium- or long-term, no one actually enjoys working with "fun" people who have zero or negative productivity.
- endtime 16y agoIn which case you join me in disagreeing with the statement that 'the only real-world metric that matters is "how much other people want to work with you'."
- count 16y agoNo, he's saying that metric has components that include things like 'actually does their job'.
- endtime 16y agoOkay, fair enough. I shouldn't have taken that sentence out of the original context, which said "By how fun they are." Or maybe I just totally misunderstood palish's point; actually rereading, that seems more likely than not. Apologies.