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I’ve witnessed more than my fair share of high level engineers actually screaming at each other. What was interesting: afterwards it was business as usual. No h
by dgfitz 5y ago
I’ve witnessed more than my fair share of high level engineers actually screaming at each other. What was interesting: afterwards it was business as usual. No hard feelings for either party. I actually think maybe it’s healthy, instead of internalizing everything, but what do I know.
- makeitdouble 5y agoI agree, it's probably healthier to scream if someone is in a situation where they feel overwhelmed. It just can't be a good thing to have people periodically overwhelmed to that point...
- dgfitz 5y agoIt wasn’t ever about being overwhelmed, it was always about what “the most correctest” (tm) thing to do was for the given problem at hand.
- cm2012 5y agoThat would be total culture shock for me. I'd never be comfortable in a workplace where it was acceptable for people to scream at eachother.
- crate_barre 5y agoBetter to yell when the car diverts west when it really needs to turn south immediately to get to the destination. Otherwise you end up all the way west and that’s the biggest waste of time of all. This is where being friendly is not optimal (or even correct).