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So what is the profesional way to refuse to work with somebody you don't want to, or to mark the work of somebody else as bad? Of course options that will requi
by antirez 13y ago
So what is the profesional way to refuse to work with somebody you don't want to, or to mark the work of somebody else as bad? Of course options that will require a lot of time are not good, like gently showing how a "few" things could be improved.
- arrrg 13y ago"I do not want to work with you because of reasons A, B, C." Leaving out the reasons would also be ok, but don't be surprised if this results in confusion and anger. (However, the abusive alternative to this will likely not help reducing the confusion or anger.) "This work is bad because of reasons A, B, C." Leaving out the reasons would also be ok, but don't expect other people to agree with you if you do that. Being straightforward doesn't require one to be abusive.
- hahainternet 13y agoAfter a few years of tangible disdain for me and after ridiculing me saving his business, I recently refused to work for someone with a succinct 'I quit'. Of course it was later followed up by telling him to go fuck himself but that's how things go.