That's right. Thank you, I know what the phrase means. Don't get attached to me simply using their words to make my point. The point is: instead of making a ch

That's right. Thank you, I know what the phrase means. Don't get attached to me simply using their words to make my point. The point is: instead of making a change, they waited until laid off. So in the end, it's somebody else's fault, like this: "I don’t want to talk too much about it, but let’s say my boss didn’t care about doing good work and didn’t know what good work looked like." Maybe the post leaves too much in the unclear. It's not obvious if this is the author reflecting on the past and making up with their inner self or if it is simply taking out on the world. The post doesn't answer any of that.