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I don't think it's fair to tell a story like that without strong evidence to back it up. Actually, telling it might be fine. Believing it, not so much. I know
by sillysaurus3 12y ago
I don't think it's fair to tell a story like that without strong evidence to back it up.
Actually, telling it might be fine. Believing it, not so much.
I know how fashionable it is to hate on <company>, but is this what it's come to? An unsubstantiated story about how someone felt "vibes"? When the CEO didn't actually do anything?
- defen 12y agoAgreed. I edited my comment to remove identifying info; would you mind updating yours also please? Thank you.
- douglasallen 12y agoHow are his vibes less credible than Jessica's? Judge a person not by how they treat their superiors (Jessica, Paul) but how they treat those weaker than them, or those who can't do anything for them. You are happy to take Paul's intuitions as data, but the intuitions of real people NOT in a position of power, who interacted with this guy in a place where he will show his true colors, you will dismiss.
- sillysaurus3 12y agoI didn't say anything about Paul or Jessica.