• Two_Hangmen@midwest.social
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    2 months ago

    Executive turned executive coach = They got fired and couldn’t find a job, so now they say their a coach and try to scam people with useless advice.

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    These institutions that mold people into psychopaths are how we decided to structure our society

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    “I cleared bandwidth to lead a higher impact project”

    No, don’t say that! Say “I hurkledurked the dooper bobble.” It means exactly the same thing (nothing,) but using the business jargon of the 2030s so you stay ahead of the trend.

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        A lot of these examples also seem to require you to function differently, or to lie about what you’ve been doing.

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        It doesn’t make you look better if you’re shirking your own work to work on stuff other people want you to do. “Clearing bandwidth for the important task” is a fancy way of saying you’re making someone else do your work so you can work on something that someone else considers a higher priority.

        Seen that bite helpers in the ass more than once.

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      It kind of sounds like they’re advising you to ditch responsibilities that you don’t think matter in favor of more important-seeming ones, which is the kind of fucked up ladder climbing and damn the consequences that puts sociopaths in most of the positions of power in the world.

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    I think most are completely misunderstanding the point being made. None of these are changing the meaning of what is said, they are changing the verbiage.

    Instead of saying “I don’t have time” you’re saying “I took on a more important task, so don’t have bandwidth to do the task you’re talking about”.

    This isn’t “work more complain less” it’s “use business talk against them”.

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      For some I agree. But the response to the “I’m comfortable in my role” one I really dislike.

      It should be fine to be satisfied with your position instead of having to eternally strife to a reach a higher step on the ladder. If that’s what somebody really wants, it’s ok and they should go for it. But for others that mindset will just end in a burnout and it should be applauded if they are able to recognise their limits. Work to live, not live to work.

      And that goes for promotion in general, we cannot all reach the top and it’s fine to settle in a role that fits you.

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    I work for an international company that locally clears 20-35 million year with 20 employees. They asked me to help them move hundreds of thousands of dollars in inventory in the warehouse while we switch buildings. I said, “That ain’t me, dude.”

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    #7 lol

    Don’t say: “I quit”

    why? Quitting demonstrates that you are not passionate about your role

    Say: “I exist to serve the company”

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    Lol @ #4

    That can quickly lead to “Why are you overstepping/ignoring your duties to go over management’s head? We have a chain of command you need to respect” then get you targeted and creatively fired.

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      You have to do any of these with a load more tact than the management wet dream infographic suggests

      Like that really should be “be good at predicting your boss’ wants so you can be proactive” or “start work immediately on new work, and talk about it; slack off later, first impressions are better than results”

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    ❌ Don’t say: ‘I don’t want a promotion’.

    ❔Why: you do want to work more for a proportionally small salary increase.

    ✅ Say: ‘I will be pleased to eat shit now both ways for a couple more dollars’.

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      I assure you, I am qualified to both eat shit and also to serve shit to my team, in quantities you could hardly fathom. I have my bib on and everything, we’ve streamlined the process so I eat the shit and spray it directly from my ass into the team’s mouths, we’ve overcome process inefficiencies to deliver high impact fecal geysers, empowering the team’s ability to onboard more fecal content into their own shit production.

      It’s a thing of fuckin’ beauty, if you can get past the smell. Most don’t, but they aren’t the team players now, are they?