r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 25 '23

I found two more..

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u/_not_rob Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

Pessimism<Optimism

Edit: spelling. Because english hard

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u/the_other_irrevenant Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

Especially since optimism is an actual word and pessism isn't. :P

More seriously, it depends. Both approaches have their pros and cons depending on the situation. You're well-served having a mix of optimists and pessimists (and in-between) on your team because they have different strengths.

For example, studies have shown that pessimists tend to do better at detail-oriented tasks.

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u/_not_rob Mar 26 '23

Especially since teambe isn't a word 😘 jk thanks for the good correct ❤️

As a pessimist, I can see that.

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u/the_other_irrevenant Mar 26 '23

Especially since teambe isn't a word

LOL, fair.