If you interview for a particular job, and if the big boss likes you but the one you are supposed to report to doesn't like you or has insecurity issues, you may not get the job.

 



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Insecurity

You should work on your insecurity issues instead of putting me down (in front of me and behind me time and again) in terms of my looks and the way I dress just because I have more admirers than you.

 

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Food for Thought

Insecurity can kill a person's conscience.

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Power

Power, in the hands of the insecure, can be destructive.

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I realise that I have great difficulty trusting  people who are insecure because I have ever been backstabbed by such people. I find that it's people who are insecure that tend to plot evil (and so forth) against other people. Sigh...

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My View

A person who has insecurity issues should not be promoted to any supervisory position. Otherwise, he (or she) will probably affect the morale and/or the productivity of those who report to him (or her).

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I don't understand why some people feel so insecure that they must over-exert their authority and thus making life hell for those who report to them.

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A person who is a workaholic or pretends to work hard tends to have low self-esteem or insecurity issues. (There is a huge difference between someone who is a workaholic and someone who is hardworking.)

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Insecurity can drive a person to do things against his/her conscience. It troubles me when I think of how Christians can be so insecure that they do things against their conscience. How can Christianity be attractive to people of other faiths when Christians behave like they do not know God?

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Women are born to be loved and cherished, not to be abused.

A few days ago, I went for a work-related workshop. One of the topics covered was on abusive relationships. The speaker told the audience that 90% of abusers are men. I beg to differ. I believe that more than 90% (at least 95%) of the abusers are men.

I wonder why women would choose to stay in abusive relationships? Why don't they leave/end such relationships? I believe that in the long run, leaving/ending such relationships would be beneficial to themselves as well as their children (if they have children).

I believe that women who enter abusive relationships or who choose to stay in such relationships have insecurity issues that need to be addressed. Otherwise, they would probably subject themselves to perpetual abuse in order to keep the relationships or they would end up in other abusive relationships.

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