The Fault Finder's Quest to Value Analysis
I sat with a friend over coffee one of the days last week, evaluating the worth of our daily investments. In the midst of our conversation, she called me a 'fault finder' which spurred my college memories.
It was a label I had earned from past employers, including the last one where we worked together. But I was not looking for faults in others but assessing the value of investments in time, money, and relationships.
I am not a fault-finder, I told my friend. I am a problem-solver.
Deep down, I knew my ex-employers needed someone to call out their faults and find solutions to their p...