A team of mediocre players that work well together can easily beat a team of incredible players that don't. That's pretty well established.Stayed up watching the usmnt fall ass-first into qualifying for the kickball world cup with an 0-2 loss. So many good players on that team and they look like clowns 90% of the time
Case in point, Tico's b-squad last nightA team of mediocre players that work well together can easily beat a team of incredible players that don't. That's pretty well established.
Falconpunch.gifIn an all hands meeting and our VP asks everyone to bring up any questions or concerns people have. Then people bring up their concerns and she just talks over them and dismisses their concerns. That's some quality leadership right there.
I had a manager do that at an *exit* interview... I just told him I didn't care if he did anything about my "concerns" or not - it was just an attempt to be helpful. No need to make excuses/dismiss my observations.In an all hands meeting and our VP asks everyone to bring up any questions or concerns people have. Then people bring up their concerns and she just talks over them and dismisses their concerns. That's some quality leadership right there.
That is my landlord(s) in a nutshell. Most contrarian psycho I have ever dealt with. But not for much longer.In an all hands meeting and our VP asks everyone to bring up any questions or concerns people have. Then people bring up their concerns and she just talks over them and dismisses their concerns. That's some quality leadership right there.
I had a manager do that at an *exit* interview... I just told him I didn't care if he did anything about my "concerns" or not - it was just an attempt to be helpful. No need to make excuses/dismiss my observations.
Well, now. That's a step in... some direction.The company is trying to switch management styles where they used to just openly dismiss any problems and concerns to pretending to care about problems and concerns.
Don't worry, it won't be long before they'll bring in McKinsey to straighten things out. And by straighten things out I mean fire vocal underlings in the name of leaning out the organization and removing inefficiencies.The company is trying to switch management styles where they used to just openly dismiss any problems and concerns to pretending to care about problems and concerns.
Well, now. That's a step in... some direction.
Don't worry, it won't be long before they'll bring in McKinsey to straighten things out. And by straighten things out I mean fire vocal underlings in the name of leaning out the organization and removing inefficiencies.
Is there somewhere that predicts where it'll be visible? The Aurora is one thing I've always wanted to see, but have never had the previlige.And in related news, the Aurora Borealis was visible last night in MT (not my pixels...)
We've been doing this at my organization for the last 6 or 7 years. Frankly, I had more respect for management when they were open about not giving a shit. The whole pretending to care thing is definitely a trap set up to catch gullible rubes.The company is trying to switch management styles where they used to just openly dismiss any problems and concerns to pretending to care about problems and concerns.
While I have not experienced the Aurora Borealis I have gotten to see the milky way and all the stars that you see in astronomy photos out on a bald on the AT. Only got to see it for a minute or so as it was windy and cold.Is there somewhere that predicts where it'll be visible? The Aurora is one thing I've always wanted to see, but have never had the previlige.
Maybe tonight I'll swing down by the lake where its dark, if its not cloudy.
Of course there is.Is there somewhere that predicts where it'll be visible? The Aurora is one thing I've always wanted to see, but have never had the previlige.
I feel kinda bad... is seeing the Milky Way a rare occurrence out your way?While I have not experienced the Aurora Borealis I have gotten to see the milky way and all the stars that you see in astronomy photos out on a bald on the AT. Only got to see it for a minute or so as it was windy and cold.
ftfyI have found that making yourself feel good about something while enacting zero net change is a very popular methodology in the United States
coolest stars i've even seen were when i went to kenya and we were way out in the country with zero light pollution. pretty amazeballs.While I have not experienced the Aurora Borealis I have gotten to see the milky way and all the stars that you see in astronomy photos out on a bald on the AT. Only got to see it for a minute or so as it was windy and cold.