> She told me that the data scientist who had written the survey questions was very upset and had gone to her manager to complain about me.
>This was the first instance of what came to be referred to as my "non-empathetic communication style".
I like how she was pissed when she was "out victim-ed" HA!
I think you are right, employees like this have an bigger agenda they are focused on rather than doing work of the company.
And the fact that she says she has bipolar depression (and she was on involuntarily mental commitment for 8-days!?! A 5150 in California is 72-hours!) and yet she can't imagine why somebody would say she is not doing well at work, is also ridiculous on the face of it.
> And the fact that she says she has bipolar depression (and she was on involuntarily mental commitment for 8-days!?! A 5150 in California is 72-hours!)
You can of course be involuntarily confined in California for over 72 hours. For example:
>This was the first instance of what came to be referred to as my "non-empathetic communication style".
I like how she was pissed when she was "out victim-ed" HA!
I think you are right, employees like this have an bigger agenda they are focused on rather than doing work of the company.
And the fact that she says she has bipolar depression (and she was on involuntarily mental commitment for 8-days!?! A 5150 in California is 72-hours!) and yet she can't imagine why somebody would say she is not doing well at work, is also ridiculous on the face of it.