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by boundring
3693 days ago
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You put the mood into words quite elegantly. I just couldn't find a way to explain it so thoroughly... It's terrible when this happens in person, such a painful way to agree and yet become separate. I don't think we all lose, though. I think these situations result in someone hurting themself more than they realize. I've been there, but I failed to frame things properly. In person, it's about being as honest as possible, if quiet when there's a complicated issue. Being honest, you can learn in-situ when issues arise, which is very much what Jaquesm supported. I've felt terrible seeing great engineers leave meetings upset over minor issues. |
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