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I think your anecdote at the end differs, because in the OP's story, he was already doing the side project both before and after his superiors found out about i
by mod 12y ago
I think your anecdote at the end differs, because in the OP's story, he was already doing the side project both before and after his superiors found out about it.
They were happy before they knew, and unhappy after. But presumably the output didn't change.
- davismwfl 12y agoYep fair point. I mention asking someone only because many times we feel and see things one way but others see it differently. He may feel his contribution didn't suffer but maybe it did and he equated the failure to his employer learning of his project rather then his performance. It may not have even been with side work, could be anything. Also happening once is one thing. Multiple times means you really have to look at the common denominator in the situations and see if there is more to it.