Slippery Slope of Negativity
Senior Application Developer and Full Stack Engineer at Thoughtworks with almost a decade of experience working primarily as a Backend & DevOps Engineer. I've worked on Ruby & C# projects and am currently working on a Python one. I am an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and an Oracle Certified Cloud Infrastructure Architect at an Associate level. I also have reasonable experience working on GCP, primarily with Google Kubernetes Engine.
I'm also an aspiring public speaker who likes to give talks on soft skills and tech.
I also write blogs on various psychological aspects of work primarily to improve teamwork & interpersonal skills.
The more you dislike someone, the easier it is for you to dislike them even more.
The lesser you trust someone, the easier it is for you to trust them even less.
The inherent negative bias of our brains combined with a primitive desire to see the world in black and white is truly frightening. What's more frightening is that this happens subconsciously, without you realising it.
So the next time you find yourself disliking or mistrusting someone or something, try to remember where it started. You might just find out that you are being unfair.
