How HEROIC you expected Ryder to be?
I forgot to ask this before.
To me, and when we were being befried about the game, Ryder was supposed to come from the unknown, and then, slowly climb up to the Heroic aspect, not really in the sa...
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@VitesseLumiere wrote:
Some with plenty of training or at least some skill are still quick to release responsibility because they just don't want it for a variety of reasons I won't get into in this thread. People generally want to help and do what they can, but they would PREFER if someone else was leading. It's a quite frequent and very natural response for most folks.
I can attest to this. My mom wears many hats in her job as a RN at a small town hospital yet the one role she absolutely refuses to take on? Charge nurse. Because she doesn't want the responsibility, even if it pays significantly more, even as she claims she could really use the money. I asked her why, she said because she then has to "deal with upper management and government oversight committees." She just wants to do her job, she doesn't want to have to justify choices to bureaucrats who, in her view, have the power to ruin her life but don't have the power to practice medicine.
We see this with Ryder having to justify choices to Addison and Tann, and that feeling everyone gets of wanting to reach through the monitor to strangle both of them? Yeah. That's all of you not wanting Ryder's job either. 😉
@pyrion wrote:
@VitesseLumiere wrote:
Some with plenty of training or at least some skill are still quick to release responsibility because they just don't want it for a variety of reasons I won't get into in this thread. People generally want to help and do what they can, but they would PREFER if someone else was leading. It's a quite frequent and very natural response for most folks.
I can attest to this. My mom wears many hats in her job as a RN at a small town hospital yet the one role she absolutely refuses to take on? Charge nurse. Because she doesn't want the responsibility, even if it pays significantly more, even as she claims she could really use the money. I asked her why, she said because she then has to "deal with upper management and government oversight committees." She just wants to do her job, she doesn't want to have to justify choices to bureaucrats who, in her view, have the power to ruin her life but don't have the power to practice medicine.
We see this with Ryder having to justify choices to Addison and Tann, and that feeling everyone gets of wanting to reach through the monitor to strangle both of them? Yeah. That's all of you not wanting Ryder's job either. 😉
Middle management *is* a special kind of hell where the grief comes from all directions. You are suddenly responsible for fixing both ends of the food chain when they screw anything up and the go to for every complaint - and who has to make "make it work with what you got" actually work.
