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I think this is at best incomplete. For example, there are people who work as value producers who overperform not because they are "clueless" -- they are well
by thayne 2y ago
I think this is at best incomplete.
For example, there are people who work as value producers who overperform not because they are "clueless" -- they are well aware that the company is not loyal to them, and they got a "bad deal" -- but because they enjoy the work they do, or they have an internal drive to do a good job at whatever they do, or they believe doing a good job makes a difference in the world, etc. And at least some of such people are unlikely to accept a "promotion" to a managerial position.
- j_crick 2y agoThat they know they got a bad deal and they keep going along with its badness, and/or do it to look morally good to themselves, or something like that, is exactly what buckets them as clueless.