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Them: > in my neck of the woods. > Everywhere I worked at You: > Wrong How can you tell them they are wrong in _their_ experiences?
by lsaferite 3y ago
Them:
> in my neck of the woods.
> Everywhere I worked at
You:
> Wrong
How can you tell them they are wrong in _their_ experiences?
- Apocryphon 3y agoBecause their experiences are not reflective of larger industry trends.
- lsaferite 3y agoThey didn't claim their experience was universal. They explicitly qualified their statement. So, you said they were wrong in _their_ experiences, which is calling them a liar and a bad interaction overall. If you'd simply replied that their experience perhaps wasn't indicative of the industry as a whole, _then_ you would have contributed something meaningful to the conversation.