Horst Herb wrote:
On Thursday 03 May 2007 16:54, IHSIPL wrote:
I agree with John ..... rudeness doesn't really achieve much.
This is a "politically correct" assumption that sadly bears little correlation
with reality, at least not with the realities of practising medicine as a GP
in Australia.
The only times I ever achieved somethhing was when I was angry, agggressive,
rude and threatening. In fact, I would never have achieved permanent
registration, provider number exemptions, nor permanent residency without
beeing excessively rude at times to bureaucrats at various departments who
took me for an easy pushover.
I deeply resent this, but it is a fact. Despite my email rantings, this is not
my true character.
I would love to see this culture changing towards an environment where common
sense and mutual helpfulness gets things moving, but I just can't see it
happen yet. Maybe in other domains ...
Horst
Sad fact of life Horst - with pencil pushers and bean counters (amongst
others) being nice gets you nowhere. On the other hand being a bastard
often does the trick. I often feel physically nauseated after having to
turn into a raving mad lunatic to get my point across when nothing else
seem to do the trick
T
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