Since my initial post, asking if I should apologize, got closed, I wanted to modify the question to comport to the rules/standards of this stack exchange. First, I'm aware that most think it's a bad idea for me to apologize at all, and I probably won't. However, in case I chance my mind, I'd like...
It'll be good to relieve the stress my manager put on me. I've been working on refactoring our deployment pipeline to require integration tests to run before merging to master (we currently run tests after merging and then have to rollback if they fail). Manager asked me to set up a meeting to do design review with all of the engineering managers and the CTO, so I set it up for next week (all of this happened last friday), then manager asks me to move it up to this week
Problem is, one of the people who needs to be there is out wed-fri
So I now have to present to the CTO with far less time to polish my presentation and finalize the documentation than I originally planned
Narcissists have a tendancy to tear down people as we all know. My question is mainly when one remarks on the internet and you have control over whether their remarks stay published, should you leave them as a way to warn others and allow them to look foolish and narcissistic or remove the remarks?
