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I’ve seen new people come in to my organization and speak this way. It was amazing how they could so easily lose all credibility within four hours and they were
by zippyman55 2y ago
I’ve seen new people come in to my organization and speak this way. It was amazing how they could so easily lose all credibility within four hours and they were toast at that point.
- manmal 2y agoWhy would someone be judged on their first day on the job? Many people are very nervous and not their best version.
- ipsum2 2y agoPeople are judgmental creatures.
- GJim 2y ago"First impressions count". Like it or not, this is a truth.
- hackable_sand 2y agoIt's not their first day being a person though.
- ipsum2 2y agoBased on the ambiguity of your comment, it amusingly could mean either the "unprofessional" or the professional version.
- NitpickLawyer 2y ago> come in to my organization and speak this way. In my experience the best people to join new teams are the ones who take the time to not state anything for a couple of weeks. Join the meetings, take notes, ask questions, but refrain from stating things. Only after they have a good picture they can start contributing. I like those people.
- smcin 2y agoLurk, be an observer, figure out the unwritten rules and power hierarchy, who's in and who's out, don't commit yourself to any cause or person or stance, don't accidentally get sucked into other people's conflicts.