I hate when people say something is not their job or that something isn't possible. We all say these things, sure, but some people actually believe they don't have to work beyond what is written in their job description or that they don't have to try to reach those who seemingly cannot be reached.
In her book "Bad Feminist," Roxane Gay expresses frustration with individuals who limit themselves by strictly adhering to their job descriptions. She highlights a common mindset where people avoid going the extra mile or attempting to solve challenging problems, believing such efforts are outside their responsibilities. This attitude can hinder progress and collaboration in various environments.
Gay emphasizes the importance of being open to possibilities and actively engaging with difficult tasks. She believes that pushing beyond conventional boundaries and striving to help others, even those who seem unreachable, is essential for personal and collective growth. This perspective encourages a more proactive and inclusive approach to work and social interactions.
