> I would rather suspect the author of "not being a team player"
Let's look at it: he's basically saying that teams are often bad, and the bigger they are, the worse. And, so, there are times he doesn't want to be in one.
He concludes the article with: "Sometimes the old saying is true. Sometimes, if you want something done right, you really do need to do it yourself."
That's not the parting shot you would use if you still wanted people to think you're a team player in spite of all the mostly negative things you wrote about teams.
Let's look at it: he's basically saying that teams are often bad, and the bigger they are, the worse. And, so, there are times he doesn't want to be in one.
He concludes the article with: "Sometimes the old saying is true. Sometimes, if you want something done right, you really do need to do it yourself."
That's not the parting shot you would use if you still wanted people to think you're a team player in spite of all the mostly negative things you wrote about teams.