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constructive criticism
12 years 8 months ago #41225
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Why is it that when some one says " dont take this the wrong way " it always preceeds a scathing attack at how you have either done something or think about something ? I know that we learn from our mistakes and grow from our experiences so why does everyone try to stop us doin these things? In a sittuation yesterday whilst at work my interpretation of a scientific method statement was different from a colegues and he berated me for wanting to do it to my understanding of its method , i accepted his arguements but continued to proceed my way. Later as i sat i meditation i wondered if i had done the right thing or if i should have adopted his way of doing the test.... If interpretation is subjective and the end result is identical why is going the long way round so wrong , after all teh longer the journey the more chance to grow as a person right .
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The grassis green and the sky is blue...
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The grassis green and the sky is blue...
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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #41227
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This is a very interesting idea and one that I have come across on different occasions in my own life. It seems that (of course) there is a line that one needs to draw. Is your ability to do something the most efficient? Have you tried their method and it isn't as good? Is it more important that you do it your way (avoiding certain dangers) or more important to help the persons esteem (or in some more extreme instance allow them to calm down and do it "the right way")?
I would say that it is always existentially profitable to try someone else's method of doing things because it give you the ability to find a method that may be better then yours but also (most importantly) gives you a small look into the mind of another person. This is the most useful for myself because it allows one's subjectivity to vanish for a short while. It also allows one to feel more connected with their coworker as well as the project at hand.
The View from the eyes of a novice,
Arthus
I would say that it is always existentially profitable to try someone else's method of doing things because it give you the ability to find a method that may be better then yours but also (most importantly) gives you a small look into the mind of another person. This is the most useful for myself because it allows one's subjectivity to vanish for a short while. It also allows one to feel more connected with their coworker as well as the project at hand.
The View from the eyes of a novice,
Arthus
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12 years 8 months ago #41233
by RyuJin
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Out of darkness, he brings light. Out of hatred, love. Out of dishonor, honor-james allen-
He who has conquered doubt and fear has conquered failure-james allen-
The sword is the key to heaven and hell-Mahomet-
The best won victory is that obtained without shedding blood-Count Katsu-
All men's souls are immortal, only the souls of the righteous are immortal and divine -Socrates-
I'm the best at what I do, what I do ain't pretty-wolverine
J.L.Lawson,Master Knight, M.div, Eastern Studies S.I.G. Advisor (Formerly Known as the Buddhist Rite)
Former Masters: GM Kana Seiko Haruki , Br.John
Current Apprentices: Baru
Former Apprentices:Adhara(knight), Zenchi (knight)
Replied by RyuJin on topic Re: constructive criticism
it never hurts to try new things, sometimes however it is better to go with tried and true methods...personally if there's more then one way to the finish line i'll try them both at different times and pick the one i'm most comfortable with...
some co-workers are unable to cope with change or a different way of achieving the same goal and they become irate with anyone that says otherwise...
some co-workers are unable to cope with change or a different way of achieving the same goal and they become irate with anyone that says otherwise...
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There is passion, yet there is peace
Through passion I gain strength and knowledge
Through strength and knowledge I gain victory
Through victory I gain peace and harmony
Through peace and harmony my chains are broken
There is no death, there is the force and it shall free me
Through passion I gain strength and knowledge
Through strength and knowledge I gain victory
Through victory I gain peace and harmony
Through peace and harmony my chains are broken
There is no death, there is the force and it shall free me
Quotes:
Warning: Spoiler!
Out of darkness, he brings light. Out of hatred, love. Out of dishonor, honor-james allen-
He who has conquered doubt and fear has conquered failure-james allen-
The sword is the key to heaven and hell-Mahomet-
The best won victory is that obtained without shedding blood-Count Katsu-
All men's souls are immortal, only the souls of the righteous are immortal and divine -Socrates-
I'm the best at what I do, what I do ain't pretty-wolverine
J.L.Lawson,Master Knight, M.div, Eastern Studies S.I.G. Advisor (Formerly Known as the Buddhist Rite)
Former Masters: GM Kana Seiko Haruki , Br.John
Current Apprentices: Baru
Former Apprentices:Adhara(knight), Zenchi (knight)
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