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This might be a great advice for corporate players but is kind of ignoring the fact that (as a high performer or just decent person) you deserve some respect. F
by HellDunkel 6y ago
This might be a great advice for corporate players but is kind of ignoring the fact that (as a high performer or just decent person) you deserve some respect. From my experience „speaking up“ does not help in those situations. Better (also) start looking for a new position now. A plan B will get you in a much better position.
- jf22 6y agoA lot of developers skip right over the phase where they respectfully seek clarity about a difficult situation right into "speaking up" and lambasting their manager for perceived slights. Those are the situations where "speaking up" does not help. Trying to have an honest and earnest conversation should always be the first step.
- ktrulr 6y agoThanks for the input
- HellDunkel 6y agoYes. I would like to add that even in professional environments you should have some level of trust in your gut feelings. It is great to reflect and be critical of one self, to try and see thigs from different perspective. Maybe ask a friend at work first.
- ktrulr 6y agoThanks for the input