Re:Why People Dislike Really Smart Leaders
by FuckOffNeemo on Thursday January 18, 2018 @05:33PM
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I'm of the same cloth, I'm not fond of interpersonal politics in a working environment but I've came to accept it's part and parcel of live, work is no exception.
Politics is not so much about politicising ethics or your workplace. It's the nuances about creating a positive work environment, finding compromise in decisions, creating common ground and finding a balance between honesty and caring for others.
The nuance is there but it's entirely in the grey. It's not black and white.
There's a quote from Russell Brand that comes to mind who from what I recall, was quoting his own father:
"A man that says a space is a spade is fit only to wield one"
Politics is not so much about politicising ethics or your workplace. It's the nuances about creating a positive work environment, finding compromise in decisions, creating common ground and finding a balance between honesty and caring for others.
The nuance is there but it's entirely in the grey. It's not black and white.
There's a quote from Russell Brand that comes to mind who from what I recall, was quoting his own father:
"A man that says a space is a spade is fit only to wield one"