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Man, write drunk, but edit sober.
by t8sr 3y ago
Man, write drunk, but edit sober.
- wqtz 3y agoMy apologies. I agree. How long does it take for Ketamine to wear off? I only had a little bit after breakfast. I hope the edit button stays.
- isoprophlex 3y agoYour horse tranquilizer-addled coworker seems to be expressing a few points about the workplace dynamics between engineers and managers. First, he believes that while there may be exceptional engineers who are also good with people, these engineers are generally not interested in managerial responsibilities. Second, he observes a communication gap between engineers and managers, where both parties avoid taking on additional tasks outside their job descriptions. Lastly, he argues that management consultants bridge this gap by identifying issues neither party wants to handle but should. He concludes by saying that he'd make a good management consultant because he can spot numerous ways a company could improve. If all else fails, the LLM revolution will at least allow us to make sense of ketamine-induced rants on management.
- FrustratedMonky 3y agoMaybe it was done on Ketamine, but the points are valid. Have seen it, consultants don't really bring 'new' or 'creative' solutions, they just help move the ideas around the calcified layers in the organization.
- momirlan 3y agojust said in 100x words...
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- l33t7332273 3y agoIs the post that bad? What does it say about me if I didn’t think that it was that bad?
- wqtz 3y agoIt is an honest and unfiltered take. My theory is that honest takes should be written on first take without revisions and without edits. The moment I massage a statement to be more coherent I am compromising on my honesty.
- jonbell 3y agoIt’s a bit long for the TLDR crowd, and it was passionate. But no, it was a good post and the cultural expectation to keep things shorter and more buttoned up has some real downsides. I would have written this with more punch, but, well, see above.
- kmstout 3y agoOff topic, but I had to follow up. It seems that "Write drunk, edit sober" is mis-attributed to Hemingway, who advised writing sober [1]. [1] https://www.writersdigest.com/be-inspired/did-hemingway-say-write-drunk-edit-sober-nope-he-preferred-to-write-sober https://www.writersdigest.com/be-inspired/did-hemingway-say-...