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There is a huge problem with this attitude: it doesn't leave room for someone to honestly realize they were wrong and be believed when they express they learned
by Confusion 14y ago
There is a huge problem with this attitude: it doesn't leave room for someone to honestly realize they were wrong and be believed when they express they learned something. If someone thinks you're not going to believe him anyway, you remove part of the incentive for someone to learn.
- jasonwatkinspdx 14y agoI disagree. I've come to this point of view via self awareness of when I've failed this test. You can understand how others might make this mistake quite easily. But I also think the employer's behavior here fails your own test. There's no expression of learning that a poor choice was made, just expression of plausible deniability. In some sense, me calling my perspective out as I see it, is a hope that it does affect such change.