Yes he did the right thing by asking for help. It doesn’t hurt to ask. But by the tone of the employee it seemed that he wasn’t happy with the answer he got and kept pushing and demanding until the employee got real with him.
Hmm maybe but I don’t think there’s enough evidence for that assumption, doesn’t pass either Ockham’s Razor or Hanlon’s Razor, for me.
Also, if you’re in a people-facing role where a lot of the people you’re dealing with are desperate, keeping your cool is part of being professional and doing your job. There’s nothing “real” about telling someone to rob a bank.
Yes he did the right thing by asking for help. It doesn’t hurt to ask. But by the tone of the employee it seemed that he wasn’t happy with the answer he got and kept pushing and demanding until the employee got real with him.
Hmm maybe but I don’t think there’s enough evidence for that assumption, doesn’t pass either Ockham’s Razor or Hanlon’s Razor, for me.
Also, if you’re in a people-facing role where a lot of the people you’re dealing with are desperate, keeping your cool is part of being professional and doing your job. There’s nothing “real” about telling someone to rob a bank.