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> There is this sickness in business that is a kind of pervasive dishonesty. I believe it is also called 'business correctness'. It's like a lifestyle disease.
by aangjie 14y ago
> There is this sickness in business that is a kind of pervasive dishonesty.
I believe it is also called 'business correctness'. It's like a lifestyle disease. Not exactly a killer on its own, but inviting all sorts of other troubles into work and business.
Anyway, am not convinced refusing is in any sense productive/curative of the disease. May be if you refuse and then write a blog about it, but that would be major war and might cause career suicide. So i would rather give feedback and level of politeness, well that's a personal choice.
- javajosh 14y ago>Anyway, am not convinced refusing is in any sense productive/curative of the disease. Refusing doesn't cure anything, but it highlights the silliness of the exit interview, and adds 20 minutes to your life. You are right that sharing your honest opinion with others (which seems to happen over beer, more often than not) is far more curative. Not participating is more like an act of passive resistance protesting the hypocrisy of it.