Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by baxtr on Thursday February 22, 2024 @05:24PM
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I think an underrated way to deal with this phenomenon is proper self-marketing. Talk endlessly what you have done to prevent catastrophe. Describe the avoided catastrophes vividly so that people get a clear picture.
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Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by nhumrich on Thursday February 22, 2024 @05:46PM
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Sometimes you can't quantify actual avoided things. For example you can't prove that a regulation stove actually prevented what could have been a kitchen fire.
Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by thret on Thursday February 22, 2024 @08:40PM
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Self-promotion is incredibly difficult for some people.
Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by marviel on Thursday February 22, 2024 @10:17PM
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fair, but it's better to point out the solution:
"learn how to be better at self promotion"
Do you have another solution to this issue?
Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by dr_kiszonka on Friday February 23, 2024 @01:15AM
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Find someone to champion your work. Also, if you aren't already, start praising others' work in the hopes that they will reciprocate.
Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by elbear on Friday February 23, 2024 @03:16AM
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The caveat to this is to make sure hope doesn't turn into expectation. Expectation can turn into sourness when the others don't reciprocate. Also, some people feel when you do something just because you expect something in exchange, and that tends to make them not reciprocate.