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My 6yo daughter is learning about "having grit" in school. I think a lot of people here need to chill out about how "extreme" grit is.
by geoduck14 4y ago
My 6yo daughter is learning about "having grit" in school. I think a lot of people here need to chill out about how "extreme" grit is.
- refurb 4y agoI hope you're not suggesting that language appropriate for 6 years is also appropriate for adults looking for jobs? I mean, yes, grit, determination and tenacity are all great things to teach a child who doesn't know what they are (or at least what they're called). But an adult? Looking for a job?
- cowuser666 4y agoNotwithstanding the replication crisis, "grit" is a social psychology term that has been popularized in recent years. It's presented as a desirable trait for lifetime success. I think attributing this perceived relative debasement to a company is a bit much.
- mechanical_bear 4y agoYes, some of the language is appropriate to use for either. English has great flexibility like that. Grit is one of those words that is appropriate for either audience.