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Jarosław Kaczyński: To sprawa pana Tuska
- Przed 12 sierpnia to była sprawa panów Chlebowskiego i Drzewieckiego, od tego czasu to już sprawa pana Tuska. Mamy od czynienia z kryzysem i z domniemaniami dotyczącymi Donalda Tuska - mówił w "Kropce nad i" Jarosław Kaczyński. Unikał jednak jednoznacznej oceny, czy Tusk powinien podać się do dymisji.
you are leading me down the garden path, t1....
one has to be very careful on this forum... one unfortunate word,
phrase or statement and people pounce on that before you have
another opportunity to clarify your thought or elaborate a bit more
on it...
perhaps a bit carelessly (and possibly quite unnecessarily) when
assessing tusk's method of jumping from one extreme to the other
when managing his people, i suggested in my previous post that he
acted like a typical pole while doing so... you have taken advantage
of it and stated that you couldn't agree with me on tusk, because
he's anything but a typical pole...
two comments on this...
1. i have never suggested that he's a typical pole. in fact i agree
with you that he's not, because he doesn't come from a "true blue"
polish background both familywise and locationwise, meaning that his
ancestors had blood other than polish in their veins and his place
of birth is not a traditionally polish territory since mieszko or
even jagiello... notwithstanding the above, due to the fact that he
has been brought up in a "polish" environment, he has acquired some
(i repeat: some, not all) polish national traits like the one i
talked about previously...
2. more importantly... throughout this discussion my main point has
always been that he is an average or below average manager due to
his lack of exposure to managerial positions/tasks in the past. in
opposition you plot and plot, and plot, not manage. that's what he's
done all his life. so, rather than doing to me what the title of
this post suggests and dispute his personal traits as typically
polish or not, can you answer a very simple question - is he, in
your view, a good manager, including people manager???
thanks for the advice on lower/upper case "ty"... that's exactly
what i thought, but it's nice to get a confirmation from the expert.
i promise i won't ask about the english i any more, looks like no
matter how many times i ask, i'm always gonna get the same answer.
however, have you completed your little homework titled "what are
you doing this weekend"???
take care.
rooboy
