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No, I mean fight in the generic sense. Whether it's a lawsuit, from a boss, etc. it's all really the same. Someone does something and they get away with it, and
by yogo 13y ago
No, I mean fight in the generic sense. Whether it's a lawsuit, from a boss, etc. it's all really the same. Someone does something and they get away with it, and naturally that pattern continues (it's probably human nature at that point). The main reason for my "nip it in the bud" philosophy is because I fear that when it gets bad victims might react in an extreme way.
- mandelbulb 13y agoDid you even read, let alone understand JamesLeonis' post? Bullying, by definition, arises from a powerful position onto a weaker victim. However, reversed situations exist as well. Power in this case doesn't have to be social power, like a higher job position or higher popularity. It can also be a more powerful personality e.g., due to better eloquence or more aggressive attitude. That is why in so many if not most case gaining your own allies who are aware of the issue is the only solution beside ignoring or fleeing.