Bill Hader on receiving feedback: "when people tell you something is wrong, they're usually right. when they tell you how to fix it, they're usually wrong."

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@zksoju data, just measuring vibes

@SwiftOnSecurity This is a fact. I stop clients when they do that by saying "tell me what's wrong, it's my job to figure out how to fix it."

That's a good way of putting it

This is a piece of concentrated knowledge that will stay with you for the rest of your carreer.

You should also never allow anyone to govern you feedback, if you didn’t ask for it.

That is such an interesting statement. I will have that in mind next time I receive feedback.

@SwiftOnSecurity Agreed, but I wouldn’t entirely discount their solution either.

@drpuppet

So true! 😂