The courage to diagnose dysfunction without flinching is rare—and vital. Real accountability isn’t comfortable, but it’s how anything worth building actually survives.
There has to be accountability; its different than mocking or mindless bashing. It is separate from value judgments about the people involved and their human worth. The fact that people get so upset is proof of my points.
The courage to diagnose dysfunction without flinching is rare—and vital. Real accountability isn’t comfortable, but it’s how anything worth building actually survives.
There has to be accountability; its different than mocking or mindless bashing. It is separate from value judgments about the people involved and their human worth. The fact that people get so upset is proof of my points.