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Re:The power of admitting ignorance by watwut on Saturday May 02, 2020 @09:46AM (#23051747)
> One of the lessons that I learned, very early on, is that the person I denigrate now, may the one that I depend on to pull my ass from a fire, down the road.

Why would you denigrate someone in the first place? Imo, the kind thing is not to denigrate anyone, including people that can not possibly be useful.

Re:The power of admitting ignorance by ChrisMarshallNY on Saturday May 02, 2020 @01:20PM (#23053277)
> Imo, the kind thing is not to denigrate anyone, including people that can not possibly be useful.

Exactly.

In fact, I have always found it advantageous to treat people "far down the ladder" with respect and kindness.

This has always worked out well for me. These people know everything.

Re:The power of admitting ignorance by darkerside on Saturday May 02, 2020 @03:02PM (#23054051)
Interestingly, I've especially struggled with this with those in closest with. It can be hard to "turn off" your friendship and be more respectful with someone you are comfortable with. But when you're in a meeting with other folks, a joke that might come off as friendly (giving someone a hard time) is suddenly misinterpreted by others.