Allow yourself to be honest about your mistakes. If people respect that and allow you to make up for it, you know you're in the right place. If not, find a safer place to be wrong and get help.
Interesting. I meant this about any place in life in general. Companies weren't specifically my focus. Anyway I don't know how to make a sublemmy private. All of this is my "philsosophy" stuff I wanna leave for my daughter when she grows up, so I hope you dismiss this as the cringe thing this is :)
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Allow yourself to be honest about your mistakes. If people respect that and allow you to make up for it, you know you're in the right place. If not, find a safer place to be wrong and get help. | Spyke
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Depends on the company culture. Fixing blame rather than the problem is all too common.
Interesting. I meant this about any place in life in general. Companies weren't specifically my focus. Anyway I don't know how to make a sublemmy private. All of this is my "philsosophy" stuff I wanna leave for my daughter when she grows up, so I hope you dismiss this as the cringe thing this is :)