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I'm a designer - it's not hostility, it's feedback :) There's no point being nice to people when they present flawed work - that just propagates bad work. (an
by jongold 14y ago
I'm a designer - it's not hostility, it's feedback :)
There's no point being nice to people when they present flawed work - that just propagates bad work.
(and my CTO is way harsher on my Pull Requests than anyone has been on the Wiki redesign anyway)
- urbanjunkie 14y agoThe fact that you use the abuse you receive to justify dishing out abuse is concerning. Perhaps you should get yourself out of that situation?
- rizla 14y agoYour profession doesn't make your opinion any more valid than anyone else's, or less valid. There is a point in being nice, it's part of being sociable. We could have all the best solutions in the world, but if we can't share them in an agreeable way then they are going to be useless Think of a world where parents mocked their toddlers for presenting them with a anotomically and structurally defective picture of their family and home. Would the child continue to create with happiness or just associate experimentation with negative response?
- mhluongo 14y agoNot sure we should compare a design firm to a toddler... are you joking?
- rizla 14y agoI'm not comparing a design firm to a toddler, I'm comparing the act of creating and reviewing. More explicitly I wanted you to think about how a new designer would respond to overly harsh and non-constructive critisim in the early stages of developing their skillset.
- damoncali 14y ago"I don't like this design because of x, y, and z. Let's go back and fix it." Bad work stopped. Niceness maintained.
- slurgfest 14y agoSounds like your CTO is lacking in social skills.