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There are also many other possible outcomes. Even if it's less likely that the manager would side with OP, it doesn't mean "approaches 0", as you stated previo
by edmundsauto 5y ago
There are also many other possible outcomes.
Even if it's less likely that the manager would side with OP, it doesn't mean "approaches 0", as you stated previously.
Additionally, even if the manager doesn't address it, it could end up being a positive. Instead of "which is more likely", what really matters is the value of the outcome. I'm the kind of person that I would rather know whether my manager cares at all, so even the worst case outcome (getting fired) would be beneficial because I don't want to work with a group of people who can't rely on each other.
- ncmncm 5y ago"Which is more likely?" is a hint that one choice obviously has probability near 1, and the other as near zero as makes no difference.
- edmundsauto 5y agoSo in this made up scale, "more likely" means "absolutely definitely without any evidence"?
- ncmncm 5y agoIt means anything you like. Wishful thinking can take you anywhere in all fantasyland.