What drew my attention wasn’t the quality of the work but the attitude—assuming these can be meaningfully separated. I’m not qualified to assess the quality, but the attitude was notably negative, something that anyone observing the same situation might recognize. This led me down a rabbit hole: why would someone who chose a high-stress, well-compensated profession display such behavior? While workload might explain it—and I acknowledged that possibility in my original post—the purpose of my analysis was to explore other potential factors.
What drew my attention wasn’t the quality of the work but the attitude—assuming these can be meaningfully separated. I’m not qualified to assess the quality, but the attitude was notably negative, something that anyone observing the same situation might recognize. This led me down a rabbit hole: why would someone who chose a high-stress, well-compensated profession display such behavior? While workload might explain it—and I acknowledged that possibility in my original post—the purpose of my analysis was to explore other potential factors.
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