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Seems like some post-facto rationalization. What exactly is the lesson here? Don't be a jerk to your teammates and make sure they know what you're doing? Why no
by dkarapetyan 12y ago
Seems like some post-facto rationalization. What exactly is the lesson here? Don't be a jerk to your teammates and make sure they know what you're doing? Why not just say that instead of publicly apologizing like this?
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- yurylifshits 12y agoA public story can help others not to repeat these misatkes.
- dkarapetyan 12y agoI agree but I don't really care about the internal politics of PivotDesk or any company for that matter. Adding those bits to the story adds no value.
- rabino 12y agoadds no value?? It's not in wikipedia. It's his personal blog.
- huu 12y agoContext helps ground the lessons in reality. People would be less likely to take "don't be a jerk to your teammates" to heart if that's all the post was saying.
- colinbartlett 12y agoI'd argue that we don't have any real context here. Just conjecture and more questions.