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> Personally, I don't prefer micromanagement, but it doesn't make me unhappy if other things are being run productively. What is this I don't even. So you don
by parennoob 13y ago
> Personally, I don't prefer micromanagement, but it doesn't make me unhappy if other things are being run productively.
What is this I don't even. So you don't prefer to be micro-managed, but you're fine if other people are? It doesn't work that way. This is a pervasive company culture. Either your company has these rules and everyone is micromanaged, or no-one is.
- mistermann 13y agoHows about you stop and consider that you don't know everything, go back and read what was said in the thread, and think it over again. At the very least, you have poor reading comprehension. You are not trying to understand what I'm saying, you are deliberately taking the worst interpretation of what I've written, to the degree that you're literally attributing to me things that I didn't even say. Humility, civility, understanding, thoughtfulness, etc are very valuable and somewhat rare traits in the technology industry.