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"Won't bother me", meaning "won't stop me". It still hurts the team/the project and is considered an offence.
by kolinko 13y ago
"Won't bother me", meaning "won't stop me".
It still hurts the team/the project and is considered an offence.
- rgbrenner 13y agoThat's certainly one way of interpreting his statement, and I agree with you that it's an offense to the team.. but.. I don't think it exactly helps Armstrong if instead of giving inconsistent direction.. he instead gives unclear and ambiguous directions. He's the CEO.. he should be able to communicate consistently and clearly.