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Thank you for making mine. I was replying to "in their dismissal of people who enjoy in-person work." Note that I did not dismiss your liking of offices. Nor d
by dmitrygr 3y ago
Thank you for making mine. I was replying to "in their dismissal of people who enjoy in-person work."
Note that I did not dismiss your liking of offices. Nor does anyone else who prefers WFH. We are all indifferent to it. Like it all you want.
- jdlshore 3y agoHuh. You’re really not reading what I wrote, are you? (Take a second look and find the part where I said I like offices. Look real close. There’s a sentence that talks about my preferences. You’ll find it. Now quote it back to me and explain what it means.)
- drewbug01 3y agoYou’re technically correct; they’re misreading what you literally wrote. Instead, they’re responding to the combative tone you wrote it with. If you really are the VP of Eng at a company, I hope this kind of fight-picking isn’t how you lead.
- whoopsie 3y agoRight? Any leader who thinks a block of people supporting his salary are blanket “toxic” needs to touch grass.