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It seems that everyone really enjoys the gossip from yesterday's exchange.
Actually, there's not much to eat, except that Bybit leaked my information, and the emergence of many issues is really determined by the attitude and professionalism of the person interfacing.
If this interfacing person is professional enough and there are no issues that actually affect my reputation or invade my privacy, I basically won't talk to the media.
I have now posted links to three exchanges to make it easier for everyone to register; these three have had issues in one way or another when handling matters.
For me, sincerity comes first.
Whether a person is willing to take responsibility for their mistakes is very important. I find that the people at each exchange, after making a mistake, will use various excuses to try to prove that they made the mistake unintentionally or that they unintentionally harmed me, making all kinds of defenses.
This is also why I dislike the workplace; if everyone enjoys hearing about these little trivialities today, I will hold a space with everyone tonight to discuss some very offensive things I've encountered when interfacing with exchange staff with my friends. I'll briefly talk about a few cases.
1. When multiple exchange staff encounter problems, they like to immediately shift blame, casting it onto former colleagues if possible, as it is definitely not their fault.
2. For a very minor issue, they will use various different excuses to try to prove that it's not a problem.
3. The content I sent to the official staff was immediately followed by my friend receiving a message, and the situation escalated, resulting in a warning for my friend.
What I dislike about the workplace is having to deal with insincere, unprofessional, careless, and irresponsible people. The primary goal of every company representative is 'work'; everything is just to cope with a job. After all, this is just a job.
Actually, there's not much to eat, except that Bybit leaked my information, and the emergence of many issues is really determined by the attitude and professionalism of the person interfacing.
If this interfacing person is professional enough and there are no issues that actually affect my reputation or invade my privacy, I basically won't talk to the media.
I have now posted links to three exchanges to make it easier for everyone to register; these three have had issues in one way or another when handling matters.
For me, sincerity comes first.
Whether a person is willing to take responsibility for their mistakes is very important. I find that the people at each exchange, after making a mistake, will use various excuses to try to prove that they made the mistake unintentionally or that they unintentionally harmed me, making all kinds of defenses.
This is also why I dislike the workplace; if everyone enjoys hearing about these little trivialities today, I will hold a space with everyone tonight to discuss some very offensive things I've encountered when interfacing with exchange staff with my friends. I'll briefly talk about a few cases.
1. When multiple exchange staff encounter problems, they like to immediately shift blame, casting it onto former colleagues if possible, as it is definitely not their fault.
2. For a very minor issue, they will use various different excuses to try to prove that it's not a problem.
3. The content I sent to the official staff was immediately followed by my friend receiving a message, and the situation escalated, resulting in a warning for my friend.
What I dislike about the workplace is having to deal with insincere, unprofessional, careless, and irresponsible people. The primary goal of every company representative is 'work'; everything is just to cope with a job. After all, this is just a job.
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