Sound like you haven't been working with outsourced talent and a boss that says "this is all we've got, deal with it." ;)
The "interesting" thing here is the cultural gap, where these folks have had all initiative beaten out of them throughout their education, where the cost of failure is higher than that of not trying. It's really disheartening.
My point is, it's heard to blame the person when you know how flawed is the system they come from.
The "interesting" thing here is the cultural gap, where these folks have had all initiative beaten out of them throughout their education, where the cost of failure is higher than that of not trying. It's really disheartening.
My point is, it's heard to blame the person when you know how flawed is the system they come from.