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That is not my experience at all. It's even used by sports announcers. As an example: "The offense needs to move with more sense of urgency given the clock."
by treis 3y ago
That is not my experience at all. It's even used by sports announcers. As an example: "The offense needs to move with more sense of urgency given the clock."
- _boffin_ 3y agoYour analogy is completely off base. There’s endurance sports and interval type of sports. The examples you provided are what seems to be interval type of sports. High focus and high intensity is not sustainable over duration. Performance degrades over time without recovery.
- kyleyeats 3y agoIn the workplace it's deployed against those with a blunted affect, ie on the autism or ADHD spectrum. If you're not visibly freaking out with everyone else, it's because you don't care. Sports probably doesn't have the same numbers of these populations as tech.
- Tagbert 3y agoI've never seen it used in that kind of crude way. It is generally used when someone constantly is slow to respond or does not meet agreed milestones. In business, being late is much more noticeable in a negative way than being on the spectrum.