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I'm glad I don't work with this guy. I've had co-workers who routinely talk to me in this way, treating me as an infant so they could feel superior. I wonder if
by sepositus 2y ago
I'm glad I don't work with this guy. I've had co-workers who routinely talk to me in this way, treating me as an infant so they could feel superior. I wonder if he'll regret this post going viral.
- ranger_danger 2y ago"As a rule, strong feelings about issues do not emerge from deep understanding."
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoMusk isn't sending his best and brightest to the frontline. The DOGE bros are legal cannon fodder. The mission must be to stop them first--it's why we spread the power to issue arrest warrants across the feds, states and even municipalities.
- sepositus 2y agoI'm simply saying that this form of communication isn't helpful and often has the opposite effect. Anyone working in an office environment who has had someone talk to them like this would agree (unless they have a fetish of being infantilized?). Outing yourself as someone who engages in it on such a public platform probably won't come without professional consequences. I mean, happy to hear counter-arguments that this style is actually the most effective. Maybe I'm crazy in thinking I wouldn't hire this guy into my team after seeing this interaction.