Tell us how you really feel.”
This is often said in jest after someone shares their passionate opinion with others.
What does this statement say about an organization?
That the truth is rare?
That passion is scarce?
That you are avoiding the brutal facts?
Yes, yes, and yes.
Beware the organization that mocks (in fun or in malice) the truth when it’s said.
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I hardly blink an eye anymore when people are caught off guard with the truth. What I care more about are the actions behind the words. There are people who speaks “truth” but very seldom follow their own advice or values. Words without actions are shallow.