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Nowhere do I assert that people do not have the desire to accomplish things. Perhaps you're misreading my statement about "believing the building will fall down
by nobleach 4y ago
Nowhere do I assert that people do not have the desire to accomplish things. Perhaps you're misreading my statement about "believing the building will fall down without us" incorrectly?
- couchand 4y agoIt sure sounds like very little respect for the people you work with that you so trivialize their goals.
- nobleach 4y agoNothing could be further from the truth! Did you read my above comment from the beginning??
- couchand 4y agoYes. Your team members care about what they do, and think it's important. You don't think it's important and you view them as replaceable. Your intent is quite clear.
- nobleach 4y ago1. You're wrong. You have no idea the value I place on both my direct reports and other engineers at my current and previous companies. 2. I should have looked at your comment history before my first response. I really would like to assume good intent. I don't think I'm going to find it.
- couchand 4y ago1. True, the only information I have about your perspective is what you've shared here. 2. I'm not sure to what you're referring? When a manager comes on here and says "these workers think they're important but they're just shuffling numbers around" that deserves to be called out.