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Cotton_Eye_Joe
05/09/2024
10:50 AM
#1
Is that true?
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divot1338
05/09/2024
10:52 AM
#2
Dunno.

They dont love cowardice. Does that help?
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TimeForAction
05/09/2024
10:54 AM
#3
They love complacency. Keeps you under control
JoeDangIt
05/09/2024
10:55 AM
#4
They often mistake it for a sign of competency.
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Crayon_Lover
05/09/2024
11:06 AM
#6
Yes, confidence is huge

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CableZL
05/09/2024
11:09 AM
#7
JoeDangIt posted...
They often mistake it for a sign of competency.

This is definitely true in some cases. After I quit my last job, they ended up hiring a guy as a "senior network architect," but the dude couldn't even do the basics of network administration. He lasted about 9 months and then got let go.
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MisterPengy
05/09/2024
11:39 AM
#8
Asherlee10 posted...
being unsure of something takes more maturity and professionalism than just being confident for no reason

I mean, part of confidence is being able to accept not knowing the answer, or being wrong. I'm confident in my job, so I don't feel bad if I have to ask a colleague how to do some thing. A worker who is not confident would try to hide that they don't know what they're doing.
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