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I'm kinda split on this. On the one hand, the kind of language employed makes this feel kinda of odious. I agree one hundred per cent on the idea that cultures
by phillmv 15y ago
I'm kinda split on this.
On the one hand, the kind of language employed makes this feel kinda of odious. I agree one hundred per cent on the idea that cultures are made, but this feels… it feels forced and reminds me that I'm an interchangeable cog. (Maybe this is why I freelance and work in small companies…)
On the other hand, as a fastidious complainer I am all about a "No Complaining Week" as it's kind of a fun idea.
Just… not sold on the language there. The tone? didn't make me feel warm nor fuzzy.
- Arelius 15y agoI agree, as someone who actually spends most of my life looking at the positive side of issues, I should agree with the essence of this. However, instead I just found my self thinking "Screw off! I'll complain if I damn well care to." The whole tone seems to be of the sort of "Stop complaining and get back to work Crack of whip." Which is insulting, this sort of language would get me awfully close to sending in my resignation letter in direct response.