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by hug
376 days ago
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Commiserating together means validating each other's negative feelings about something. You may commiserate with a team member when you both get made redundant, as a healthy example. When a team of several engineers are all thrown under a bus by a PM, they may commiserate with each other about the workload they find themselves with, as a slightly less healthy (but common) example. But when you, as a manager, commiserate with the team about the PM throwing you under the bus, you are doing your team and the organisation a disservice, in that you're creating an unhealthy us/them dynamic when doing so, and the other things the article suggests. |
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