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I see myself in the same role in my organization, except that I think in terms of a different bodily (semi) fluid. I even have had crises of confidence, thinki
by sn41 5y ago
I see myself in the same role in my organization, except that I think in terms of a different bodily (semi) fluid.
I even have had crises of confidence, thinking that "I told you syndrome" is a psychological issue with me. I do tend to be overcautious, and tend to underachieve because of it.
But I get a grim satisfaction in knowing that when the next time the bodily fluid hits the air circulator, my pail and mop will make it liveable again.
There was some dedication which I thought came from a John Le Carre novel, "For those who served and stayed silent". I can't find the source now, but that's my spirit.
(I am not in the IT area, I am in academia.)
- valand 5y ago"I told you so syndrome" may be a normal thing. I once read a psychological paper talking about "one's willingness to make personal sacrifice for making other people feel remorse and learn when they make mistake" or something along that line (Shame I can't find the link nor remember the exact title) "I told you" is a social sacrifice I suppose.