To frame an assessment of an individual like that, risks throwing the baby out with the bath water.
It leaves no room for externalities and circumstance, and assumes the individual had all needs met, perfectly, at all times.
Facts are facts, even if someone came up short once or twice. Maybe blame is irrelevant, and excuses aren't a substitute for productivity, but simply put, that's not how you measure humans, and any human knows that.
It leaves no room for externalities and circumstance, and assumes the individual had all needs met, perfectly, at all times.
Facts are facts, even if someone came up short once or twice. Maybe blame is irrelevant, and excuses aren't a substitute for productivity, but simply put, that's not how you measure humans, and any human knows that.