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“Strong systemic forces” is code for “I’m not willing to put in the time or effort to figure this out, because I’d rather excuse myself out of it”. Stop making
by nico 4y ago
“Strong systemic forces” is code for “I’m not willing to put in the time or effort to figure this out, because I’d rather excuse myself out of it”.
Stop making excuses. You as a person can make a difference if you want to. If you won’t, then that’s your own decision, don’t blame anyone else for it.
Don’t point the finger at “society”, what happens when you point the finger at yourself? Don’t deflect.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35778052 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35778052
- xwdv 4y agoLetting employees cling to jobs where they are no longer needed is unhealthy for everyone, and deprives resources for new people to join the company with new talents that may be in demand.
- tivert 4y ago> Letting employees cling to jobs where they are no longer needed is unhealthy for everyone... Quit lying to yourself. It's certainly not "unhealthy for everyone," for instance it's probably healthier for laid off employees in many circumstances. "It's better for everyone" often translates to "it's better for me and I don't really care about you."