06-18-2021, 03:31 PM
(06-18-2021, 03:13 PM)mavsluvr Wrote: Maybe in an ideal world, it would work that way, but bosses berating their employees is not that uncommon in corporate life, and the corporate entity almost always sides with the person who is more important to the organization (usually, the boss). The berated employee eventually leaves, and life goes on.
I'm not saying this is a good thing, just not that unusual. Also, we don't know that RC berated Salah for 12 months because he was in a weak position to defend himself, on account of Rick's simply needing a punching bag for his anger management problems. I heard the McMahon interview, and he didn't say that. Just to keep things real.
Guess Doncic was the boss and curb-stomped the mid-level peasant Carlisle.
Luka comes from European basketball. Carlisle is a little lamb compared to their tempers, but what always bothered me with Carlisle is that he never seemed to treat everybody with the same level of dis/respect. He played favours and treated players differently. He´d snap at certain players for mistakes and ignore them with others (mostly played out at the rookie/veteran or contract value level). I´m sure it´s not isolated incidents, if a young player steps up to the headcoach for abrasive behaviour.