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A meeting with HR is not madness. No one got maimed or died, or even lost work, seemingly. Some people exchanged words. Cool off.
by dmbche 1y ago
A meeting with HR is not madness. No one got maimed or died, or even lost work, seemingly. Some people exchanged words.
Cool off.
- BiteCode_dev 1y agoThe only reason you want me to "cool off", is because you feel bad just interacting with somebody expressing a polite, strong opinion. Online. On the other side of the world. With text. This is exactly the madness I'm talking about. Case in point.
- dmbche 1y agoNo, your comment was potent nonsense. It raises no feelings in me other than contempt towards you personally. And me saying cool off is madness? You must live in a mad, mad world. Good luck going forward.
- password54321 1y agoIt got mentioned for a reason. And obviously escalating with HR is a big deal as it comes with career risks for the person you are reporting. Risking someone else's career should be a last resort but seems to be more commonly a knee-jerk reaction with HR becoming weaponised. The drawback of this is you lose good talent and keep rent-seekers instead.
- dmbche 1y agoHas HR been weaponized if the result was just a chat
- password54321 1y agoThe result does not change the intent.
- dmbche 1y agoYou don't know the intent and are going by partial information. All you have is the result but you infer a whole lot so it fits your framing. Someone called HR, HR met with the people and they chatted. That is all you have.