Gracious Professionalism

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by Fusion_Clint

I really like the way that teams actually seek out ways to help other teams, to me that is Gracious Professionalism at its best.

Lately there is a movement that alleges that if you don't 100% support the company line that somehow you are violating the Gracious Professionalism rule.

I think a civil debate can be had without questioning the Gracious Professionalism of individuals on the other side of the debate. This is quickly becoming the equivalent of calling a person a racist or nazi, as it appears to be meant to silence the opposition.

GP was always explained as behaving as if your grandmother was watching.

Well, I never met my grandmother, but I'm assuming my parents are decent analogs and they asked me "what the heck is FIRST smoking with the 2Champs idea?" Sooooo....


Course, we got a GP award at CMP then ripped someone's arm off, so I'm not sure I'm the best judge of GPness.