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Originally posted by ZeroPointEnergy View PostKent's behavior in blue collar terms is like constantly ignoring the safety rules which may also impact his coworkers and then talking back to the boss if reprimanded.
Yeah in a blue collar "get it done" world, he would habe been kicked ages ago if he can't work together with others and becomes a nuisance or even cause for security concerns. No one had time to entertain the snowflake who thinks he deserves special treatment.
TBH DKMS is probably the very best solution to this problem.
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Originally posted by AmericanLocomotive View PostBut all of this is irrelevant anyways since software programming is not a blue-collar job.
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Originally posted by EliasOfWaffle View PostWhy some people can make more offensive emails replies without getting some warning and Kent have receive a restriction to make the same thing?
It seems like equality has gone to shit in this situation
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Originally posted by TheMightyBuzzard View Post
We're not talking about screaming in some random guy's face, we're talking about a shouting match over how to get the job done. If you tell me you've never seen that and you've worked multiple blue collar jobs, you're not just wrong, you're a damned liar.
- Shouting instructions at someone because they are far away
- Shouting "stop" because someone is doing something that's about to cause egregious bodily harm to someone else
- Shouting "stop" because someone is doing something that's about to cost thousand of dollars in damage or lost time
What's not normal on a jobsite: Getting into a back and forth shouting match with swearing and insults in the GC's office well before any important deadline, about the way the 2x4s should be nailed together in a room. That kind of behavior gets you reprimanded or sent home for the day.
As you wind your way up the "blue collar ladder" into higher-end jobs, like advanced manufacturing - the tolerance for any kind of yelling or shouting gets smaller and smaller, because the stakes are larger and larger. The last thing you need is two hot-headed guys arguing while one is at the helm of a $5 Million CNC machine with hundreds of dollars of product pumping out of it every minute.
In white collar jobs, like programming, shouting and yelling is simply not tolerated at all. You are expected to be a mature adult man, and have a civil discussion. Kent couldn't do that, so he got sent home for the day.
Way too many boys (and some men), with very limited real-world experience think that being a man is all about flexing your muscle, screaming at people, and insulting others. That's just a fantasy perpetrated by talking heads and podcasters who never had to do a hard day's work in their life and like to LARP as a manly-man.
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Originally posted by TheMightyBuzzard View Postwe're talking about a shouting match over how to get the job done. If you tell me you've never seen that and you've worked multiple blue collar jobs, you're not just wrong, you're a damned liar.
Originally posted by zexelon View Post
Not trying to defend Kent... he sounds like a real jerk to work with... but so does Linus...
[Edit to add:] Maybe some personalities are better served with a delayed email cadence. Write your response within 10-20 minutes (as Kent did in this thread), but sign off on them after a few hours to verify that it's indeed what you intend to put out there, and only then they're sent out.Last edited by pgeorgi; 23 November 2024, 02:36 PM.
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