Really enjoyed your article. Don't agree with that article at all. Tattoos and piercings, arriving early and staying late (without compensation) are not hallmarks of "nice", and actually sound very dated in this post pandemic world. You can have those characteristics and still be nice and a great teammate.
Thanks for your comment, Daniel. I want to say that article was written close to 2010, so some of the specifics are literally dated. You're absolutely right, those characteristics have nothing to do with the quality of an individual as an employee or teammate.
If you enjoyed this, you might also enjoy Michael Boyle's article on hiring CNPs (certified nice person): https://www.strengthcoach.com/resource/62df13358b92dfc3e4055785
Really enjoyed your article. Don't agree with that article at all. Tattoos and piercings, arriving early and staying late (without compensation) are not hallmarks of "nice", and actually sound very dated in this post pandemic world. You can have those characteristics and still be nice and a great teammate.
Thanks for your comment, Daniel. I want to say that article was written close to 2010, so some of the specifics are literally dated. You're absolutely right, those characteristics have nothing to do with the quality of an individual as an employee or teammate.