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Sounds plausible. It's also a "fat and happy" symptom not to be able to fix deep underlying issues despite an ever growing pile of cash in the company.
by abujazar 1y ago
Sounds plausible. It's also a "fat and happy" symptom not to be able to fix deep underlying issues despite an ever growing pile of cash in the company.
- dv_dt 1y agoFixing deep underlying issues tends to fare poorly on performance reviews because success is not an easily traceable victory event. It is the prolonged absence of events like this, and it's hard to prove a negative.