Put yourself in the other man’s shoes, I was told. Strangely, I listened. And made excuses.
‘He does micromanage, but that is his style, he will change.’
‘She is just a kid, she doesn’t know better.’
I understand, but do not forget. They take my silence for acquiescence. Things only get worse.
‘He doesn’t mean to be rude, he is just stressed.’
‘She behaves like a member of the family, but she does love the kids.’
When the end comes, it takes everyone by surprise but me.
Towards employer or employed. Empathy is not a good thing.
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2 comments:
Hi Tom from Australia here.I agree with you,empathy has no place in the world of making a living.Most business people make their money by finding people who like being exploited.I guess I've decided getting rich doesn't matter.I like your blog...
Thanks, Tom. For reading, liking, and leaving a comment.
Getting rich is nice, but only if money brings you happiness. I am happy enough with just a little bit of it.
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