were you?
I asked you first. Protocols are necessary and are not to be slighted lightly, but their end is, after all, to save someone who is in peril of his life. The exception proves the rule. On your side, if the gentleman feels he did the right thing, then he should take his lumps and soldier on. That would probably have a better effect on his colleagues than quitting. Brasshats always will be more careerist in thinking than the men in the field. Part of the territory.
I asked you first. Protocols are necessary and are not to be slighted lightly, but their end is, after all, to save someone who is in peril of his life. The exception proves the rule. On your side, if the gentleman feels he did the right thing, then he should take his lumps and soldier on. That would probably have a better effect on his colleagues than quitting. Brasshats always will be more careerist in thinking than the men in the field. Part of the territory.