PRO TIP: Don't take criticism from someone you would never go to for advice.
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This seems too broad. It doesn't matter who a bug report comes from, for example, so long as you can reproduce it. A narrower version of it might be true though. For example, you can usually ignore the aesthetic judgments of people you know have bad taste.
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Lordy, it's some general advice on how to deal with people, not a step by step instructions manual. In the spirit it was given, it's good advice.
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Speaking so broadly can be dangerous and breed stupidity.
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Adjusted: it’s probably valuable to listen to criticism from people you serve. Like, employees as well.
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I really like this one. Just remove the probably.
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I think this is sound life advice, not a business one. I think it could be rephrased to something like: don't lose sleep over opinions of people you don't respect, or something along those lines. As I said, not applicable in business. In business it shouldn't be personal.
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I’d argue criticism and advice are closer to aesthetic judgements than they are to bugs.
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Yep. I recently got some helpful feedback from another technologist I don't much care for. Had to tuck away my bias on that one.
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A bug report is not criticism. It is a gift from a fairy
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