Heh, I got the same feeling from the Dutch people I met. My ex wife once did a corporate training thing where they were learning about the power of “yes and” in improve and in working with others. She and one other European person (from Switzerland maybe?) were both kinda upset about it and decided to turn their improve into a “no but” version.
Ya I definitely took agreeableness == good as just an obvious fact until that relationship.
Heh, I got the same feeling from the Dutch people I met. My ex wife once did a corporate training thing where they were learning about the power of “yes and” in improve and in working with others. She and one other European person (from Switzerland maybe?) were both kinda upset about it and decided to turn their improve into a “no but” version.
Ya I definitely took agreeableness == good as just an obvious fact until that relationship.