Re:The unreasonable effectiveness of one-on-ones
by hitekker on Monday January 31, 2022 @07:37PM
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It's pretty common for manager-types to say one opinion offhandedly and then, when others judge them, to say the opposite opinion and pretend they held the same opinion all along. In this case, the GP realized a little late that being a manager for 10+ years and thinking the majority of your 1:1's are useless is a signal for incompetence. Most competent managers take care not to put their funny business in writing on a public forum.
Re:The unreasonable effectiveness of one-on-ones
by gkop on Monday January 31, 2022 @08:48PM
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> Most competent managers take care not to put their funny business in writing on a public forum.
This is true, and also feedback on your views from the replies on HN can be valuable and make you a better manager.
I mean if it's your well established thoughts then it's definitely your well established thoughts, regardless what anyone else thinks you thought, but I don't think jcash was the only one caught of guard with how/what you were countering the author on.