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So in your world, men are better because we don't report toxic workplaces and instead allow them to continue chewing through more people? This kind of thinking
by zaptheimpaler 4y ago
So in your world, men are better because we don't report toxic workplaces and instead allow them to continue chewing through more people? This kind of thinking underpins a lot of awful workplace cultures like those in some fields of medicine or finance where 80hr weeks are expected, juniors are treated like crap and each generation perpetuates the shit their bosses foisted on them.
- kerpotgh 4y ago[dead]
- thiht 4y agoI don’t see a judgment value in the parent comment, why do you imply they say it’s « better »?
- silveroriole 4y agoThe parent described giving a negative review of a workplace as “backstabbing”. Do you disagree this is a negative value judgement?
- thiht 4y agoYep, you're right, this indeed sounds like a negative value judgment. Missed that word.
- 19h 4y agoSorry about that wording. I'm a bit biased. In the previous firm I worked as VPE I was forced to let an entire team go due to financial constraints, and the following reviews were somewhat shocking. I'll never forget this one review: "everyone in the company are spineless yes-men". I know who it was because that particular person used a German wording that's unusual and only a single person in that team ever used (it was a woman I actually respected / still respect / for her experience and commitment, but the review was submitted as a male). I guess I'm letting these reviews get too close to me, but that hurt to read. I even made sure that everyone in that team got a new job and I even spent an hour or so per employee in reference calls with their future employers... and that review was written after their new contracts were signed.