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No offense, but I sense from your writing that English may not be your first language. I am American but have done business all over the world. In the USA a mor
by ciguy 5y ago
No offense, but I sense from your writing that English may not be your first language. I am American but have done business all over the world. In the USA a more collaborative business/work environment is the norm vs Eastern countries where win/win is not really a concept and business/work tends to be much lower trust and more adversarial.
I have no way of knowing but perhaps there are some cultural tendencies at play here? If you think that might be the case, and you do want to be more helpful and collaborative I would suggest a therapist to help you work through these feelings. It may sound like overkill but if you posted about this it is clearly important to you and worth exploring a bit.
- nameisname 5y agoI disagree. I find a lot of the people I work with insufferable leeches of my time. I work with one guy who asks me a question, I'll spend an hour with him as he writes it all down, and he will ask me the same question a month later and repeat the same cycle of writing it down. I have the expectation of my colleagues that they would put in some base level of effort for their pay. Many do, some do not, and these people are the ones I do not enjoy helping.