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Maybe not a huge deal to most, but the use of "OCD" in this sentence made me wince a bit: "They put up with our OCD tendencies and pulled long hours to make sur
by RobAtticus 12y ago
Maybe not a huge deal to most, but the use of "OCD" in this sentence made me wince a bit:
"They put up with our OCD tendencies and pulled long hours to make sure we walked away with a perfect mark."
Not sure it's good form for a company dedicated to healthcare to misuse a medical term like that.
Edit: They've since updated the post. Thanks for doing that!
- ripb 12y agoLikewise. I've mild OCD and I wouldn't wish it on anyone as although it doesn't interfere with my life all that much, it's an incredible annoyance. Being picky over details or striving to make something perfect (in your view) is not obsessive compulsive disorder.
- gracegarey 12y agoYou're 100% right. Edited.
- prawks 12y agoStill makes a similar OCD remark in the image halfway down the page. Not to nitpick :P
- gracegarey 12y agoSwapping out the screengrab too, will be updated soon.
- ripb 12y agoThat's brilliant, and very professional of you. Thanks
- hashmymustache 12y agoTrue, they meant OCPD tendencies which is easy to confuse with OCD given the overlapping terminology. I'd give them the benefit of the doubt.