(08-04-2021, 05:51 PM)RicoTx Wrote:

(08-04-2021, 05:46 PM)prime winner Wrote: This ridiculously long thread has revealed what posers (yes, literally) a lot of you long time posters are. For the few of you that have a job, do you wish failure for your new coworkers if you don't like them from the start?

Flame on

LOL.

If you don't like them...

I can 'like' somebody and still see they are [BLEEP] at their job...or didn't deserve it in the first place.  I see it every day.

Preach it, Rico

Question for prime - if your coworkers start to question the boss's decision to hire the new person, do you interpret that as wishing failure on that new person?

If your boss hires a 67 year old former employee who he managed years ago to do a job he's never done that takes roughly two years to master, are you not going to be skeptical of the decision, or wonder if there was anybody else out there with better qualifications that was ignored? That 67 year old may be a quick learner, and be able to hold his own weight within the first year. But, you still have the problem of knowing that in the next year or three you'll be looking to replace the person you just spent all the time and effort to develop.

That's not wishing failure. That's having doubt in your team's leadership with respect to the future of your team.

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(08-04-2021, 09:23 PM)WingerDinger Wrote:

(08-04-2021, 04:00 PM)Pendragon Wrote: No. I’m a Bucs season ticket holder and a Cowboys fan.  But if he doesn’t get cut I will trade Bucs tix for Jags tix straight up.

Mr Pendragon.. How do you feel about cat sweaters?

audible guffaw.

This made the 100+ pages of tripe worth it.

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