prototypian
Student
- May 6, 2024
- 131
I am quiet and dislike controversy. I also dislike fighting. I don't like to sell, overcome objections, defend opinions and in business I certainly don't care if you dislike what I or my company is selling; move on and don't use it. I feel like I'm worthless to the world because of that. If I'm not a "go getter" or a "type a win at alll costs" or a "winner" then I'm not only worthless, I absolutely have no place in the world today.
It's not that I don't like to improve things or build or create. But I truly don't care if I or the group I'm with wins or not. I'm honest about this to the businesses I work with and I think that the aggressive type A win at alll costs costs kind of people hate it or consider it weak.
I'm employed but I've been asked "why should you be considered for a promotion over someone else?" I think the expected answer is something about winning and teamwork and success blah blah. But the true answer to me is "I don't know, maybe you have a two time Nobel prize winner willing to do the job for free and they're the better candidate, doesn't my resume tell you whether or not I'm useful?"
I never fail to solve things when I need to. I couldn't care less about winning together as some sort of all inclusive team. I never once made bad grades in college, I didn't even realize that people paid for school as I had grants and scholarships. That's not a brag, it's just what happened and that statement pissed off a lot of people at work but it's the truth, I didn't realize it. I feel like I get assigned projects and I get the work done as fast as possible. I don't miss meetings and never fail to contribute but I couldn't care less if we are all "on board and winning or not. The truth is that one of our competitors could come up with a product that costs 1/10 of ours and has millions of more features and no bugs and it won't matter that we "feel like a winning team".
I feel like I am worthless because all of that stuff doesn't matter to me. And it seems like the people in leadership consider that sort of "winning attitude" to come first in life and that falls out everywhere.
Does it matter if someone is not a winner but is still capable? I feel like the world wishes non winners didn't exist.
It's not that I don't like to improve things or build or create. But I truly don't care if I or the group I'm with wins or not. I'm honest about this to the businesses I work with and I think that the aggressive type A win at alll costs costs kind of people hate it or consider it weak.
I'm employed but I've been asked "why should you be considered for a promotion over someone else?" I think the expected answer is something about winning and teamwork and success blah blah. But the true answer to me is "I don't know, maybe you have a two time Nobel prize winner willing to do the job for free and they're the better candidate, doesn't my resume tell you whether or not I'm useful?"
I never fail to solve things when I need to. I couldn't care less about winning together as some sort of all inclusive team. I never once made bad grades in college, I didn't even realize that people paid for school as I had grants and scholarships. That's not a brag, it's just what happened and that statement pissed off a lot of people at work but it's the truth, I didn't realize it. I feel like I get assigned projects and I get the work done as fast as possible. I don't miss meetings and never fail to contribute but I couldn't care less if we are all "on board and winning or not. The truth is that one of our competitors could come up with a product that costs 1/10 of ours and has millions of more features and no bugs and it won't matter that we "feel like a winning team".
I feel like I am worthless because all of that stuff doesn't matter to me. And it seems like the people in leadership consider that sort of "winning attitude" to come first in life and that falls out everywhere.
Does it matter if someone is not a winner but is still capable? I feel like the world wishes non winners didn't exist.