lots of people want to abolish the cops but I don’t see many of them rushing to abolish the Human Resources manager *
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* which means job security for me
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Americans will never, ever lose their hunger and thirst for tattling on each other and getting one another fired. It worked for the Puritans and it works for us. Good for a personal brand too. And me? I’m just the messenger, buddy. Everyone’s on the way out, so act accordingly.
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Christ, such clarity and honesty. This should be taught in schools.
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It was, when I was allowed to teach in universities. That was my big takeaway on one aspect of the “American style in personal politics”
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Public confession: Sometimes when I'm bored or procrastinating, I climb down political Twitter threads, looking for particularly egregious accounts to report for social violations (racism, thinly-veiled violent threats, etc.). It's both a guilty pleasure and a public service.
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I don’t want anyone fired except Mark Madden, and I’ve been consistent about that since he was with WCW
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deBoer himself, working higher ed assessment for a while, was a kind of cop. And so am I, working in HR
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This is the intro to a novel told from the POV of an embittered former HR rep
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Plzplzplzplz write it
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Union people realize the problems of HR. In the book Janesville, USA a UAW dad practically disowns his son when he tells him he’s taking an HR job.
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