GimmeTheBall!
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vta;3085791 said:Chances are you're making quite a few baseless assumptions. You might want to consider that publicly crucifying the people you work with causes trouble more often than not. If he were on TV quacking and pointing fingers at his team he'd look like and would be a grade A ******-bag. Other than gratifying some fans, what purpose would it serve?
Somehow I doubt you'd respond well to your boss publically humiliating you.
He can be more effective by treating them with respect and taking it to them in the locker room. Unfortunately, that won't work with the lousy officiating, so he did the right thing and brought it out.
Differences...
Baseless assumptions? I had to pause on that one. Isn't that redundant?
But, let us review.
Coaches critique and slam their players all the time. By inference or directly.
But everybody knows who it is.
Treating them with respect is great, but this is the NFL and these are hardened men who know their worth is proven by the last game they played.
I admire the cumbaya approach but in corporate America, it is always cuthroat and public disses and thats is.
A scowling Ray Rhodes would show displeasure with the unit or with the individual. He glared at them DURING the game and he didn't even have to name him. Lombardi stares could, it would seem to this august kid of the turf, slice through steel. Landry's cool indifference and his hand to his chin was a thang to beholt.
Anybody want to approach Danny Reeves on the sidelines after flubbing onfield? Jimma? The same.
Wade?
Well, he takes the soft approach. I hope it works.
Differences.
And you say whuut? A boss humilating you in public?
Sorry, Charlie, that does not happen in the mundane, everyday world of corporate america. Or on the docks. Or in the retail centers.
But it is accepted in the NFL. Not humiliation, but accountability and visting the principal's office.
In the NFL, ever coach, ever player is called out. For bar fights, late arrival at camp, attitude or skills or win-losses. One way or the other.
So, thanks for your opinion, but I don't buy treating them with respect.
But, how about treating them with respect and accountability? CEOs and players who make this much money get all the adolation. If they fall flat on their faces, they know they will get the opposite and they have lawyers who can handle humiliation cases. That is the nature of the beast and the way of the world. Differences.