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I think Hacker School's own words about why they no longer give feedback is a great example of what happens when one hyper analyzes the context and connotation
by fred_durst 12y ago
I think Hacker School's own words about why they no longer give feedback is a great example of what happens when one hyper analyzes the context and connotation of everything a person says and does.
https://www.hackerschool.com/feedback https://www.hackerschool.com/feedback
Eventually, everyone stops communicating and just says nothing to avoid the possibility of saying the wrong thing.
- mmcwilliams 12y agoI think it merely emphasizes that doing something "right" is hard and that sometimes over promising leads to less-than-ideal interactions for two parties at once. The page you links to essentially says, "we didn't like doing it and people didn't like receiving it." There is nothing wrong with wanting to give quality feedback rather than a hasty response that communicates dismissal.