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That doesn't seem ironic. Someone writing a book arguing for breaking the rules is exactly who I would expect to break the rules. Or is the irony here that so
by Kamq 3y ago
That doesn't seem ironic.
Someone writing a book arguing for breaking the rules is exactly who I would expect to break the rules.
Or is the irony here that someone actually took an idea seriously and followed through on it?
- Barrin92 3y agoI suppose the irony is in the fact that it evidently didn't pay off because I can't imagine that one book was worth ruining her career. I think the general thesis is questionable, for work especially, because in business contrary to the stereotype being honest and following the rules does pay off in the long run.