it’s like trying to talk to a brick wall with 13 other brick walls in the way
I’m gonna have to use that saying, lol
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ScriptSage@lemmy.zip 1 day agoThis is the answer. I work in a big company which has a similar issue. The boots on the ground devs like me know how bad some cascaded orders and ideas are but when you try to bring it up it’s like trying to talk to a brick wall with 13 other brick walls in the way
it’s like trying to talk to a brick wall with 13 other brick walls in the way
I’m gonna have to use that saying, lol
CmdrShepard49@sh.itjust.works 1 day ago
Its so cathartic to read this after dealing with the exact same bullshit with my own employer. Management has no clue what is actually going on, but refuses to listen to us peons because they’ve ‘made it’ to middle management so obviously they know better than all of us always.
sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com 20 hours ago
Scott Adams went MAGA bonkers, but the Dilbert Principle is still a valid corrolary to the Peter Principle.
… the narcissitic sociopaths that are most managers simply don’t care, because they are right and you are stupid.
… which is also why the love the overly confident lying know it alls that are LLMs… they are a perfect source of many elements of narcissistic supply.