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Being screamed at isn't so bad. Lets say you are working on the moon landing in 1968, it's a year to go and the management are screaming at you to fix the float
by hnriot 14y ago
Being screamed at isn't so bad. Lets say you are working on the moon landing in 1968, it's a year to go and the management are screaming at you to fix the floating point processor so they can actually hit the right spot on the surface. Would you just go work for TI on a new calculator or just get on with it?
Personally, I'm not bothered by things like passionate management. I'm happy enough when they understand what I'm doing well enough to care about screaming.
- NegativeK 14y ago> Personally, I'm not bothered by things like passionate management. I've had "passionate management" before. For me, I've realized that that translates to "I'm not going to be comfortable pointing out that you're demonstrably wrong when you're all passionate in my face." It's not a leadership style I like at all. I very much realize that this may be on me, which is why I qualified my translation.
- outside1234 14y agoIf they understand the, and they are right, and they are thinking about the company's best long term interests, then why do they need to scream?
- ibotty 14y agoso you think apple is doing something comparable to the moon landing? i don't think so.