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Tag Archives: excuses
The Danger of Excuses
Excuses make us human. They incorporate our imagination, higher level rationalization skills, desire for acceptance, and propensity for avoiding negative feelings or feedback. All of us have provided an excuse to cover our failure to meet expectations, when circumstances inhibited … Continue reading
Posted in Organizations, Performance, Workforce
Tagged accountability, excuses, responsibility
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Another Excuse
We all make excuses when things do not go as planned. It may be to explain why we are late, forgot to do something, or just did what we wanted to do instead of what should be done. More than … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Organizations, Workforce
Tagged excuses, rationalization, self aggrandizement, victim mentality
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