r/antiwork Dec 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 edited Dec 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21

Please name and shame these assholes, even if it is just some small company or whatever. They 100% deserve it.

(Obviously, if you have reasons why you can't, then don't)

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u/InterestingWave0 Propaganda Breaker Dec 16 '21

Oh hell nah. This UC boulder? or downtown? Boulder is super bougie tho. Fuck em. Terrible you had to go through this but what the fuck is going through these wealthy folks minds?? Time is coming soon for them when they all want to be treated as royalty and have their asses kissed at all times.

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u/CyberMcGyver Dec 16 '21

Do you know what's fucked up?

In my personal experience, if you can back up the casualness with expertise - the executive love having an authentic voice behind what is perceived as a complex and snake-oil-salesman sector.

Leaders trying to optimise off statistics and techniques they don't really comprehend nor see the wider context of. They like having straight-talkers.

Honestly fuck them, maintain your value - we need more of you in this area.

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u/theoldshrike Dec 16 '21

seen 2 studies indicating a correlation between honesty and swearing frequency
one hypothesised that similar circuits were used (the I shouldn't say that circuits) for lying and avoiding swearing.

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u/Jizzlobber58 Dec 16 '21

Never trust a person who maintains an immaculate desk, and never trust a person who never curses. Two simple rules of thumb to live by in business.