I have an odd question suited for the Hivemind. Is it wierd to ask someone during the course of a conversation about goals and work and such if they plan on going further in their career? Like, would it be wierd to say (since it's on topic), "Smonster, I know you really enjoy your work in recycling and reducing waste. Is being a sustainability manager for a city or the like something you are interested in?"
I ask because I remember hearing somewhere (probably my own ass) that is was impolite and insulting to imply that the other person should do "more".
Does any of that make sense? I may have Snow Brain.
I think anyplace would be better than here, but then I think of the snow...it's just cloudy as fuck here. Might rain.
Tempeh wings are yum. Fingers are slightly burned from picking up pan without potholder.
a migration map would be cool. NYC is definately down quite a few buffistas.
I ask because I remember hearing somewhere (probably my own ass) that is was impolite and insulting to imply that the other person should do "more".
I would imagine there's a difference between, "Don't you want a promotion???" and "Is that something you're interested in?"
I find serious conversations about work with friends to be super-interesting and informative, myself.
I believe KC is down one to Iowa (quester) leaving three (Me, dcp, and Erin)
I find serious conversations about work with friends to be super-interesting and informative, myself.
Same here. Like, I would LOVE to know if smonster wants to become the Official Boss of the Recycling Universe, but something always stops me from asking because of that (probably fictional) niggling in my brane that it's rude.
I agree, Aims. An open-ended, friendly conversation about interests seems like it would always be okay.
All kinds of health and coping ~ma headed to Bob. It's good that you have such a good support system. Use them!
