[Feedback] Wuk Lamat's English Voice

[Souljacker]

"Put this to your higher-ups and If they don't see the value of in what you're asking for consultants and research. Go have a coffee with your marketing team and terrify them of what going to happen if you don't get what you want"

Keyword there is "coffee" which implies that it won't be done in an official formal setting what does imply that she wants people to undermine the team leaders. I would call undermining leadership and strongarm tactics.

Tell me you have never had a sales or business meeting without telling me you have never had a sales or business meeting.

Wow.

[Mosha]

Tell me you have never had a sales or business meeting without telling me you have never had a sales or business meeting.

Wow.

Yup never worked in business. At best it's a poorly worded statement, at worse it's undermining leadership, still not a great look.


No, she isn't malicious, she is just incompetent. Ok cool. (added on to save on posts.)

[Y2K21]

Yup never worked in business. At best it's a poorly worded statement, at worse it's undermining leadership, still not a great look.


No, she isn't malicious, she is just incompetent. Ok cool. (added on to save on posts.)

Yea, it sounds like complete shit how she words it - but in the setting of what they are doing, this isnt too far out of the norm for how you would try to convince to hire consultants or outside services. It depends upon what you view as ethical practices - would you consider a drug representative bringing in a low cost lunch to a doctors office as they are there to represent a pharmaceutical company?

I think the biggest issue is that the consultants should put forth their services to a company to hire them, not have an internal employee try to convince other parts of your team to look for consultants.