I see. In my own made up construction of it, it's probably a lot more flattering.
Luckily I don't care what stereotype may be associated with it, or I am at least less willing to take things as they may sometimes seem at face value. Knowing how various things can be miss-represented, just like some of the examples brought up here demonstrates. I always believe in letting the 'thing' itself, be it's own objective representative as much as possible, and be careful by not letting others give a 'something' a bad reputation because of how they represent something.
What you mention next is part of the key then I suppose. That because it's perceived as an easy road to some, it attracts the wrong people for the wrong reasons.
Eheh Iggy making them look bad in their own supposedly strong-point, making their chosen excuse look rather shallow I imagine. ^
Myself find these things interesting for the sake of curiosity and understanding. Though when I think about this subject, my own attraction is more towards the philosophical aspects, rather than for the soft skills sought for a business setting. I only say that because I looked up soft skills online to familiarize myself more with it and found a long long list of skills geared towards management.
Finally, I'd like to say I'm not very judgmental of others, each to their own choice for the most part. What I suspect both of us find rather unsightly or worse however in certain things mentioned or alluded to here, is some peoples tendencies to make excuses, justifications, and, or, meaningless explanations instead of just owning up to their own choices; whether good or bad.
And perhaps not necessary to say about me~ But I don't take myself to seriously either, but can still treat knowledge that way.
Anyways ＊v＊ *Throws some pokemons on Ignis to end with lighter and easier thoughts before leaving ^^ May You, Will & Uno fight in each others dreams. Cough* random.
Luckily I don't care what stereotype may be associated with it, or I am at least less willing to take things as they may sometimes seem at face value. Knowing how various things can be miss-represented, just like some of the examples brought up here demonstrates. I always believe in letting the 'thing' itself, be it's own objective representative as much as possible, and be careful by not letting others give a 'something' a bad reputation because of how they represent something.
What you mention next is part of the key then I suppose. That because it's perceived as an easy road to some, it attracts the wrong people for the wrong reasons.
Eheh Iggy making them look bad in their own supposedly strong-point, making their chosen excuse look rather shallow I imagine. ^
Myself find these things interesting for the sake of curiosity and understanding. Though when I think about this subject, my own attraction is more towards the philosophical aspects, rather than for the soft skills sought for a business setting. I only say that because I looked up soft skills online to familiarize myself more with it and found a long long list of skills geared towards management.
Finally, I'd like to say I'm not very judgmental of others, each to their own choice for the most part. What I suspect both of us find rather unsightly or worse however in certain things mentioned or alluded to here, is some peoples tendencies to make excuses, justifications, and, or, meaningless explanations instead of just owning up to their own choices; whether good or bad.
And perhaps not necessary to say about me~ But I don't take myself to seriously either, but can still treat knowledge that way.
Anyways ＊v＊ *Throws some pokemons on Ignis to end with lighter and easier thoughts before leaving ^^ May You, Will & Uno fight in each others dreams. Cough* random.
