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Originally Posted by deecee
I don't give a rats a$$ about perception. People will perceive whatever the hell they want to. Facts and reality are all that I care about. If we don't care about what fans, coaches, the world think about our calls during a game. Why the heck do we all of a sudden start caring after the fact.
Just do your job. People will perceive and think whatever they want to. It's out of your control.
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We've all heard that perception is reality. It's the reason we try not to appear overly buddy buddy with one coach over the other...cause the perception can come across as if you're favoring that coach if a tight call goes in his favor even if that had nothing to do with it. Perception does matter in this work of ours.
I think this whole issue comes down to what one is personally comfortable working and especially your assignor is comfortable with it.
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